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Emile Zola "book"

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English

 

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Lucille B

 

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October 23, 2012

 

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University

 

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B

 

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While there, he suffered much criticism regarding his accent and found himself two years behind his peers. However, Zola thrived in this adversity, graduating with a majority of the honors. The book then leads into his life as a struggling author. Then the author delves into the pinnacle of Zola's writing career as he began to publish more works...
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Finally, the book ends with Zola's involvement in the Dreyfus Affair. Since it is a biography, Grant does not have an argument or thesis. He writes the book from an Archimedean Point, meaning that he looks at the life of Zola from an unbiased point of view and purely states the facts. He uses many different sources that he cites in the bibliography to aid him in providing all of the different aspects of Zola's life...
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