Kate Chopin moved here with her husband Oscar and their five children in 1879 . Her sixth child, a daughter named L�lia, was born here shortly after the family's arrival.
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By the early 1890s, Kate Chopin began writing short stories, articles, and translations which were published in periodicals, including the " St . Louis Post-Dispatch " newspaper.
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*Valentine, Kristin B .; Janet Larsen Palmer ( Fall 1987 ) . " The Rhetoric of Nineteenth-Century Feminism in Kate Chopin's'A Pair of Silk Stockings'".
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The plan was to have brunch at the Landing restaurant on Front Street, and then take a tour of the Bayou Folk Museum, which is located in the Cloutierville home of 19th century author Kate Chopin.
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Also featured in this issue are articles on novelist Kate Chopin ( " The Awakening " ) and Georgia State University professor, poet and novelist David Bottoms ( " Easter Weekend " ).
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Kate Chopin wrote ( a ) " Margaret Howth; " ( b ) " The Awakening; " ( c ) both of the above; ( d ) neither of the above.
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Through Edna Pontellier's journey, Kate Chopin sought to highlight the different ways that a woman could be in solitude because of the expectations of motherhood, ethnicity, marriage, social norms, and gender.
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Kate Chopin might have been surprised to know her work has been characterized as feminist in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, just as she had been in her own time to have it described as immoral.
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In a discussion of Kate Chopin's popular, pre-feminist work " The Awakening, " many students said they had previously never addressed Edna Pontellier's climactic suicide at the end of the book.
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Materials may be accessed on such figures as Ethma Odum, the pioneering woman television personality at KALB-TV in Alexandria; James B . Aswell, Kate Chopin, Robert DeBlieux, Caroline Dormon, and the Cane River.
