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This paper concerns the epistolary novel Lettres d’une Peruvienne (1747), written by Mme de Grafigny. It is based on the «Portuguese model», or model of a single voice, i.e. letters of an abandoned lover to her beloved with no reply, drawn from Lettres portugaises (1669). Grafigny’s Letters was a publishing success of French Literature in the 18th Century, similar to Rousseau’s Nouvelle Heloise written some years later. In the essay, we first study the fiction in 18th Century France and the figure of Mme de Grafigny; then, we will focus on the editions, sequels, and reception of the work; and finally on the structure of the Lettres.

Un ejemplo relevante del modelo portugués en la epístola amorosa: las Lettres d’une Péruvienne de Mme de Grafigny