‘Cet être amphibie qui n'est ni homme ni femme’: Marginalizing Gender and Gendering the Marginal in Balzac's Camille Maupin

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Publisher： Edinburgh University Press

ISSN： 2047-7236

Source： Nottingham French Studies, Vol.41, Iss.2, 2002-9, pp. : 37-46

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