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MADAME DE STAEL Definition by WordNet

(noun) Madame de Stael,
French Romantic Writer (1766-1817)

Sources list for MADAME DE STAEL

Proust, Marcel. "The Melancholy Summer of Madame de Breyves." The Complete Short Stories of Marcel Proust. Trans. Joachim Neugroschel. New York: Cooper Square Presss, 2001. 68-82.
"The Metamorphosis" and "Melancholy Summer"

Madam de Villeneuve. "Beauty and the Beast". 100-118
Generic Competence in Literature

Menard, P, les lais de marie de france (Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1979)
Marie de France and Courtly Love

Toussaint, Eric. "El eslabon mas de debil de la cadena mundial de la dueda". Latin America, 3 Feb 2002, 1.
Juan Peron

Ragon, Michel. Histoire de l'architecture et de l'urbanisme modernes. Volume I - Ideologies et pionniers 1800 - 1910. Casterman. 1986. Page 310.
Antonio Gaudi

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