The Awakening
Novel by Kate Chopin
Originally published: April 22, 1899
Author: Kate Chopin
Genres: Novel, Novella, Feminist fiction, and more
Characters: Edna Pontellier, Alcée Arobin, Robert Lebrun, and more
Dewey Decimal: 813.4
LC Class: PS1294.C63 A64 1899
Pages: 303
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A once-controversial novella about marital infidelity, The Awakening considers the devastating emotional toll of the constraints of Victorian womanhood. The ...