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From ‘novel’ to ‘nouvelle’: The journey of Charles Lloyd’s Edmund Oliver into French
Hannah Overton-Gill
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Modern Languages
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Nouvelle
100%
Femme
75%
Philosophes
75%
Source Text
50%
Nineteenth Century
25%
Early Nineteenth Century
25%
Translator
25%
18th Century
25%
Close Reading
25%
Imitation
25%
Hijacking
25%
Old French
25%
Nineteenth-century France
25%
Ownership Transfer
25%
Power Transfer
25%
Female Agency
25%
French Writer
25%
English Novel
25%
Imitator
25%
New Destinations
25%
Target Text
25%
Male Protagonist
25%
English Author
25%
Arts and Humanities
Femme
100%
philosophes
100%
English
66%
Authors
66%
Discourse
33%
Scholars
33%
Religion
33%
18th Century
33%
19th Century
33%
Close reading
33%
Nineteenth-century France
33%
Protagonist
33%
Source text
33%
Female Agency
33%
French writer
33%
English novel
33%
Early XIX Century
33%