Lettres d'une Péruvienne

This epistolary novel, at the LAC of French 1st, evokes themes that are supportive for students. This edition is 100% consistent. The program indicates that the second edition of 1752 must be used. It is the only one to include the historical introduction and letters XXVIII to XXXIV. The 1747 edition (initial version, unfinished) does not present these additions. The + of this edition: Coloured book Linear explanations and visual synthesises A dossier of the animated and aerated high school student A lexicon and reading advices • In this epistolary novel, Zilia, Princess Inca, captive in France, writes to her fiancé who remained in Peru. ​ • Through these letters, she describes her discoveries of the European world and expresses her nostalgia of her homeland, but also her personal evolution.​ • This novel proposes a critique of the 18th century French society: Zilia observes inequalities, social conventions and the