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[...] Bordeau, C. (1998). The Power of the Feminine Milieu in Zola's 'Nana'. Nineteenth-century French studies, 96-107. Bondol, J. C. (2020). Realist Writing and Its Techniques: Nana by Emile Zola. Borie, J. (1971). Zola and the Myths: or From Nausea to Salvation. FeniXX. Brooks, P. (1989). The Body-Text, or Nana Finally Revealed. Romantisme, 19(63), 66-86. Chitnis, B. (2016). Reflecting on Nana. Routledge. [...]
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[...] The primacy of the senses in Zola's naturalist writing Introduction: how the leader of naturalism was able to inspire other writers of his time and those who came after him to a writing as close as possible to the 'real' in all its materiality and notably its olfactory representation. Bibliography Primary Corpus Zola, Émile. Le Ventre de Paris. Paris : G. Charpentier, 1873. Zola, Émile. Nana. Paris : G. Charpentier, 1880. Critical Corpus AHRWEILER, A. (1952). In Paris, strolling with Zola. Europe, 30(83), 129. Baguley, D. (1968). The Torture of Florent. Europe, 46(468), 91. [...]
