Dreaming in French

Discover the captivating stories of three remarkable women in Alice Kaplan's Dreaming in French. This insightful biography delves into the lives of Jacqueline Bouvier, a young debutante from a wealthy East Coast family; Susan Sontag, a brilliant Jewish intellectual; and Angela Davis, a dedicated French major from a prominent African American family. Set against the backdrop of 20th-century Paris, Kaplan explores how these women navigated their diverse backgrounds and aspirations. Published by The University of Chicago Press in 2013, this compelling narrative spans 304 pages, offering readers a unique perspective on the intersections of culture, identity, and feminism. Join Kaplan as she brings to life the experiences of these influential figures who shaped their worlds and inspired generations to come. Perfect for those interested in biography, women's studies, and the vibrant history of Paris.