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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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ISBN: 0807066575
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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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ISBN: 11-99-45535-0
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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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ISBN: 0822931958
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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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ISBN: 0394717104
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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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Publisher: LITERARY GUILD:
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ISBN: 11-99-38693-6
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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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ISBN: 067972463X
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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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Publisher: NORTON W.W. & COMPANY, INC.:
Seller ID: IM298435
ISBN: 0871401606
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The American writer Gertrude Stein (1874-1946), known for her innovative literary style, settled in Paris in 1903, where she supported the work of a number of artists and writers. Paris France (1940) is a witty, anecdotal account of Stein's lifelong love affair with France. Written in the same fresh narrative style that made The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas a bestseller, it unites Stein's childhood memories of Paris with her observations about French culture everything from cooking to the character of men, women, and animals. She also discusses the art of painting and relates amusing stori... View more info
By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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Seller ID: IM459426
ISBN: 11-99-44127-9
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By: GERTRUDE STEIN
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Seller ID: IM69972
ISBN: 0312183569
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This edition reprints the text of Stein's three avant-garde novellas of working-class women together with a wide spectrum of thematically arranged historical documents. These accompanying selections address the role and perception of women at the turn of the century; the impact of medical science, philosophy, modern art, and realism on Gertrude Stein as a developing writer; and issues of gender, race, religion, class, and sexual orientation. Excerpts from Stanton, Cooper, Wilde, Freud, James, and Du Bois enhance students' understanding and appreciation of Stein's 1909 literary experiment with ... View more info
