EXCAVATIO
International Review for Multidisciplinary Approaches and Comparative Studies Related to Émile Zola and Naturalism Around the World

Editor: Juliana Starr

Germinal by Claude Berri (1993)

VOL. XXXIII, 2022
ÉMILE ZOLA, NATURALISM, AND PROTEST

Table of contents

1. Introduction

   Juliana Starr

2. Jennifer YEE
   Oxford University

   Black Lives d’Émile Zola: Les expériences coloniales et les limites de l’empathie

3. Shoshana-Rose MARZEL
   Zefat Academic College

   La rhétorique émotionnelle de Vérité, dernière contestation de Zola

4. Alexandra WETTLAUFER
   University of Texas at Austin

   “Methinks He Doth Protest Too Much”: Zola, Brunetière, and the Politics of Sympathy in George Sand and George Eliot

5. Elisabeth-Christine MUELSCH
   Angelo State University

   Marie Colombier, Female Authorship, and the Tenets of Nineteenth-Century Literary Naturalism

6. Élise CANTIRAN
   University Eötvös Loránd

   Claims of Self-Liberation in Feminine Creole Fiction: A New Vision of Individualism Influenced by Naturalism

7. Valentin DUQUET
   University of Texas at Austin

   Anachronistic Visions of Socialism and Colonial Endeavor: The Influence of Saint-Simonian Thought on Émile Zola’s Novels

8. Vittorio FRIGERIO
   Dalhousie University

   Regards croisés anarchistes sur Émile Zola et le naturalisme

9. Francis LACOSTE
   Université Bordeaux-Montaigne

   La Débâcle, roman contestataire?

ISSN: 2368-6138