Do you think Zola is advocating for the working class to advance or is any discussion of this just banter meant to represent talks of the time period?
What do you think of the Quote on page 66 that says, “Everything happens, and nothing happens.”
How do everyone feel about the posseive nature used when the men talk about using women for sating their “passions” (wants)
Did anyone find it weird that a piece called The Ladies Paradise was so focused on men and their dealings, at least in many parts of chapter 3
