Problems for Women’s Literature
Problems for Women’s Literature
Critiquing a novel written by a woman, Thierry Maulnier1 one day remarked that literature by women has put the problem of happiness in the foreground of its concerns. As a matter of fact, in their works as well as in their lives, women have long been particularly interested in the construction of their own existence and have usually sought to tell the story of individual successes or failures. It is easy to understand the reason for this....
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