JSTOR Expanded Access: Human Nature and a cyclical view of History in Chantal Thomas' "Les adieux à la reine" by Claire Marrone

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[image: a screenshot from the film adaptation of Les adieux à la reine]

Human Nature and a cyclical view of History in Chantal Thomas' "Les adieux à la reine" by Claire Marrone 

An analysis of the way that Chantal Thomas utilizes the style and narrative scope of her novel Les adieux à la reine, told from the point-of-view of a former reader of Marie Antoinette now living in exile in Vienna, to represent specific traits of human nature.