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A Man’s Place
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A Man’s Place

novel by Ernaux
Also known as: “La Place”
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  • Annie Ernaux
    Annie Ernaux
    / A Man’s Place and A Woman’s Story

    
separate volumes, La Place (1983; A Man’s Place) and Une Femme (1987; A Woman’s Story). The former delves into the life of an early 20th-century working-class man with minimal education. It received great acclaim, earning her the Prix Renaudot, the French literary prize for an outstanding original novel, as well


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separate volumes, La Place (1983; A Man’s Place) and Une Femme (1987; A Woman’s Story). The former delves into the life of an early 20th-century working-class man with minimal education. It received great acclaim, earning her the Prix Renaudot, the French literary prize for an outstanding original novel, as well


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