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Kate Chopin: Critical Essay by Ellen Peel

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SOURCE: Peel, Ellen. “Semiotic Subversion in ‘Désirée's Baby.’” American Literature 62, no. 2 (June 1990): 223-37.

In the following essay, Peel provides a semiotic and political interpretation of “Désirée's Baby.”

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