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In Alexandre Chenevert, the Montreal bank teller trapped by his narrow environment and acutely aware of his loneliness, Gabrielle Roy has created a vivid and poignant portrait of an ordinary man and his attempts to transcend his circumstances and his fate. Set in 1947 amid the crumbled dreams of the post-War world, and drawing on modern themes of personal alienation and of the restorative force of nature, The Cashier is a tour de force of characterization and empathy.
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7 editions · 2 languages- Paperback · English · 1990The CashierNew Canadian Library · 288 pages · 9780771098550
- Other · English · 2010The cashierMcClelland and Stewart · 305 pages · 9780771094170
- Other · English · 1963The cashier = Alexandre Chênevert, caissierMcClelland and Stewart · 219 pages · 9780771091407
- Other · French · 2010Boréal · 295 pages · 9782764620519
- Other · French · 1995Boréal · 297 pages · 9782890526884
- Other · French · 1979Stanké · 9782760400146
Alienation (Social psychology)FictionNovela canadiense (Francés)Roman canadien de langue françaiseFiction, generalBank tellers




