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Le Divorce Study Guide

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by Diane Johnson
About 16 pages (4,755 words)
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Le Divorce belongs in the company of transatlantic novels. So many famous, extremely accomplished novelists have also used this theme that it would be extremely difficult to do any two or three of them justice in a single discussion session. A several-week long discussion series, or a formal or informal class, would be a better vehicle for such comparisons.

Unlike many of these others, Johnson's novel reflects a near-contemporary scene.

A fact-based discussion of what to expect in France, aimed at business or academic travelers or tourists, might include this novel in its "other resources" list. Although the difference between fiction and fact should always be kept in mind, sometimes experiences like culture shock can best be conveyed by fiction. Among other themes which could form a focus for discussion of Le Divorce are:.....

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Le Divorce from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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