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Dr. Bonin Contributes Chapter on Teaching French Novel 'Indiana'
March 30, 2016 • Christopher Sarachilli
Dr. Kate Bonin, assistant professor of modern languages, contributed the essay "Indiana and the Literary Island: Enlightenment Ideals, Nineteenth-Century Ironies" to Approaches to Teaching Sand's Indiana (Modern Language Association). The book collects teaching strategies for and critical analyses of George Sands' Indiana, a 19th-century novel set against a backdrop of French revolution, civil unrest, slave revolts, and limited rights for women.