According to "a new biographical approach," by emily toth, how do chopin’s personal experiences with divorce and early widowhood influence the portrayal of marriage in her writing? they prompt her melancholy musings about marriage. they prompt a renewed sense of the importance of marriage. they prompt skepticism about traditional marital roles in her writing. they prompt a blatant rejection of the institution of marriage in her writing.

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