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Title Page
Copyright and Permissions
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgments
Frontispiece
Introduction
: The Meanings of Marriage:
: Is France a "Latin Country"?:
[Intro]
Madame Cavarlet: The Controversies, the Crowd, and the Critics
Divorce as a Feminist Reform
Feminist Protest and Naquet's Project
Naquet's Proposals and Public Responses
Naquet's Proposal in Parliament
Conclusion
: "Fog from the North":
[Intro]
Paul Hervieu and Les tenailles
Hervieu's Play and Its Public
Hervieu's Irène and Ibsen's Nora
Alternate Endings and Audience Appeal
Feminists, Socialists, and the Families of the Future
Social Theater, Social Reform, and the Reinterpretation of Revolutionary Rights
Liberty, Equality, and Divorce at the Will of One Person
Conclusion
: "Two Forms of Thought, Two Civilizations, [and] Two Worlds":
[Intro]
Paul Bourget and His Attack on the Marguerittes
Bourget's Play and Its Public
The Matin Survey and the Téry Feuilleton
Separation of Church and State, Separation between Marriage and Divorce
Radicals' Reforms and Women's Rights
Conclusion
: The Meanings of Motherhood:
: "All Men Are [Not] Born Free and Equal in Rights":
[Intro]
Augier's Fourchambault and Dumas fils's Fils naturel: Parallel Plots
Augier's Fourchambault and Dumas fils's Fils naturel: Surface Similarities and Deeper Differences
Plays, Politics, and Paternity Suits
Paternity Suits in Parliament
Conclusion
: "Special Customs":
[Intro]
Paternity Suits and Public Interest
Feminist Approaches to Social Reform
Paternity Suits in Parliament: Masters, Servants, and Working-Class Women
Paternity Suits in Parliament: French Men, Native Women, and Métis Children
Paternity Suits and Feminist Protest
Conclusion
: "An Origin That Is Not French":
[Intro]
Motherhood and Revolt: Nelly Roussel and Par la révolte
Motherhood and Revolt: Eugène Brieux and Maternité
Depopulation: Gender, Professions, and Politics
Extraparliamentary Commissions and Parliamentary Proposals
Continuity and Change across the Great Divide
Conclusion
Conclusion
Additional Resources:
Notes
Introduction
: Republican Citizenship and National Identity
: Social Theater, Cosmopolitan Culture, Marriage Crisis
: New Women, Free Unions, Separation, and Divorce
: Gender, Generation, and Class Conflict
: Paternity Suits and the Limits of Citizenship
: Motherhood, Revolt, and Repoductive Rights
Conclusion
Bibliography
Primary Sources
Archives and Special Collections in Paris
Additional Libraries and Archives
Selected Newspapers, Journals, and Other Serial Publications
Selected Books
Selected Secondary Sources
Index
A-E
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O-Z
About the Author
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