French
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
To be a fallen woman in Victorian society, was to be ordained sinful and would be outcast from the social world. Both authors choose to use this theme as a pivotal point in their novels. However, even though both are set in the 1800’s, Fowles was writing a hundred years after Hardy. Some may say…
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| Early forms | Old Latin · Classical Latin |
|---|---|
| Language family | Indo-European, Italic |
| Native speakers | 76.8 million worldwide, 321 million French speakers (L1 plus L2; 2022) |
| Native to | France, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg |
| Regulated by | Académie Française (French Academy) (France), Office québécois de la langue française (Quebec Board of the French Language) (Quebec) |
| Signed forms | Signed French, (français signé) |
| Writing system | Latin (French alphabet), French Braille |
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