Françoise's Way.

Françoise Bazireau, alias 'Françoise', the illiterate servant of the Recherche, unable to express her most intimate feelings in good French, nevertheless shows the narrator that she possesses all the codes to survive and even thrive in the Guermantes' way. Exasperating like Albertine as a love objec...

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Publicado en:Paragraph Vol. 45; no. 1; pp. 58 - 77
Autor principal: Mahuzier, Brigitte
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Publicado: Edinburgh University Press Mar2022
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