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Lädt ... Violetta and Her Sisters: The Lady of the Camellias : Responses to the Myth (1994)von Nicholas John
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...It is a paradox that it should have been left to men to tell the story of the heroine who uses white and red camellias to advertise her menstrual cycle, takes on a young aristocrat as a kept man, declares her passion for life to the last gasp, and is only browbeaten into temporary defeat by a plea made supposedly on behalf of another woman. George Sand did not tell her tale, although she tackled the question of indissoluble marriages as a kind of forced prostitution...