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Desiree's Baby (Kate Chopin)

INTRODUCTION

Kate Chopin (also known as Catherine O' Fleerti) was born on 08 February, 1851 and died on 22 August 1904. She was Native American and her work focuses mainly short stories and novels, mostly written in a Louisiana Creole background. Now it is believed by some that Kate is a precursor of feminism. She wrote stories for children and adults that have been published in magazines including Atlantic Monthly, Vogue, Harper Century and youth partner. Her work gave an important indicator in the construction of two floors, tanks persons (1894) and A Night at the Acadia (1897). Her main story "Desiree Baby” is a story about miscegenation in the pre Louisiana (1893),. Her other works include "Story Hour" (1894) and "Storm" (1898). "Storm" is a continuation of “Cadi Bowl," which appeared in her first collection of short stories, Bayou Folk. She wrote two novels: Beetle (1890) and The Awakening (1899), based in New Orleans, a large island. Most of her manuscript fans are the people of Louisiana -. Many of her works were set in the center north of Natchitoches, Louisiana (Berkova, 156). In the decade after her death, Chopin was considered as one of the most profound writers of her time. Patty writes: "Some of her work is better, which took place in France and even the United States of America. This may be described as an innate ability to tell stories, which is almost a genius" (Lewis, 1915).     Wish child (also known as Desiree baby) focuses on the experiences of Kate Chopin's Creole Louisiana. The idea of slavery and plantation life in the atmosphere are a reality in Louisiana. The ability to have a mixed background is not a rarity. Mulatto, such as those with black and white is a common breed in ...