| Sumario: | The article "Introduction: The Twenty-First Century Social Novel in French" from Nottingham French Studies discusses the works of contemporary French-speaking writers who focus on social issues, class differences, and marginalized groups. Authors like Annie Ernaux, Nicolas Mathieu, Édouard Louis, and others shed light on poverty, injustice, and the struggles of the working class through their novels. The special issue explores how these authors use literature to address social and political realities, offering nuanced insights into the experiences of marginalized communities and encouraging readers to engage with ongoing social challenges.
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