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  • Hannah Frydman, Review of The Fallen Veil: A Literary and Cultural History of the Photographic Nude in Nineteenth-Century France by Raisa Adah Rexer, Nineteenth-Century French Studies 50 no. 1–2 (2021). Learn more
  • Hannah Frydman, “Freedom’s Sex Problem: Classified Advertising, Law, and the Politics of Reading in Third Republic France.” French Historical Studies 44, no. 4 (October 2021): 675-709. Learn more
  • Défi Francophone 1, Éditions Maison des Langues (2021) Learn more
  • “La masculinité itinérante du Journal de voyage de Montaigne.” In Théories critiques et littérature française de la Renaissance. Mélanges offerts à Lawrence D. Kritzman, eds. David LaGuardia et Todd Reeser. Paris: Classiques Garnier, 2021: 155-175. Learn more
  • Beatrice Arduini, Isabella Magni, Jelena Todorović, eds. Interpretation and Visual Poetics in Early Modern Texts. Essays in Honor of H. Wayne Storey. Leiden, Boston: Brill, 2021.    Learn more
  • Hannah Frydman and Claire-Lise Gaillard, “‘Les dessous des petites annonces’: quand les intimités se marchandent à la quatrième page des journaux (IIIe République).” Histoire, économie & société 39, no. 3 (September 2020): 45–66. Learn more
  • Hannah Frydman, “Capitalism’s Back Pages: ‘Immoral’ Advertising and Invisible Markets in Paris’s Mass Press, 1880–1940.” In Capitalism’s Hidden Worlds, 119–138. Edited by Kenneth Lipartito and Lisa Jacobson. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2020. Learn more
  • Review of Mark Curran, The French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe I: Selling Enlightenment. London: Bloomsbury, 2018. 231 pp. Illustrations, maps, charts. £110.00 U.K. (hb). ISBN: 9781441178909; Simon Burrows, The French Book Trade in Enlightenment Europe II: Enlightenment Bestsellers. London: Bloomsbury, 2018. xvi + 254 pp. Illustrations, maps, charts. £110.00 U.K. (hb). ISBN: 9781441126016. Learn more
  • Smith, Maya Angela. Senegal Abroad: Linguistic borders, racial formations, and diasporic imaginaries. University of Wisconsin Press, 2019.  Learn more
  • Hannah Frydman, “Policing Backpage and the Backpages.” Public Books, April 19, 2018, <http://www.publicbooks.org/policing-backpage-and-the-backpages/>. Learn more
  • Lisa Jane Graham and Geoffrey Turnovsky, eds. "Looking for Readings in Early Modern France: Forum," French Historical Studies41, 3 (August 2018). Learn more
  • "Literary History Meets the History of Reading: The Case of La Princesse de Clèves and its (Non)readers," French Historical Studies 41, 3 (August 2018): 427-447. Learn more
  • Smith, Maya Angela. Negotiating Martinican Identity amid French Universalism: Racial and Linguistic Considerations. (2018). Francospheres 7(1), 49-69. Learn more
  • "Chroniques des Chroniques du samedi : l'invention d'un manuscrit," tr. Cécile Soudan, Les Dossiers du Grihl 2 (2017), https://journals.openedition.org/dossiersgrihl/6795 Learn more
  • "Crying into Print: Sentimental Reading, Spiritual Exaltation, and Typographic Standardization," The Romanic Review 107, 1-4 (2016): 103-126. Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky, "Touched by an Author: Books and 'Intensive' Reading in the Late Eighteenth Century," Precarious Alliances: Cultures of Participation in Print and Other Media, ed. Martin Butler, Albrecht Hausmann, Anton Kirchhofer (Bielefeld, Germany: transcript Verlag, 2016), 135-155 Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky, "Les lecteurs du Mercure Galant. Trois aperçus," XVIIe Siècle 270 (Jan-Mars 2016): 65-80. Learn more
  • “Introduction.” With Stephanie Posthumus. In French Thinking About Animals, ed. Posthumus and Mackenzie. (East Lansing, MI: Michigan State University Press, 2015): xiv-xxii. Learn more
  • Smith, Maya Angela. Who is a Legitimate French Speaker?: The Senegalese in Paris and the Crossing of Linguistic and Social Borders. (2015). French Cultural Studies 26(3), 317–329. Learn more
  • "A Psychogeography of the Monstrous in Le Premier Homme" in A Writer's Topography: Space and Place in the Life and Works of Albert Camus, eds. Jason Herbeck and Vincent Grégoire (Leiden: Brill/Rodopi, 2015): 117-134. Learn more
  • Claire Mouflard. L'Autre en Mouvement: Representations of the Postcolonial Urban Other in Contemporary Metropolitan French Literature, Art and Cinema. Diss., 2014. Learn more
  • Louisa Mackenzie and Stephanie Posthumus (McGill), "Reading Latour Outside: A Response to the Estok-Robisch Controversy." Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment 20,4 (2013): 1-21. Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky, "Authorial Poverty and Transformations in Readership, 1750-1850. The Case of Nicholas Gilbert," Romanic Review 103, 3-4 (November 2012 [appeared in December 2013]): 439-464. Joanna Stalnaker and NIcholas Cronk, eds.  Learn more
  • Denyse Delcourt. "Swords and Flowers: Conversion in 'La Chanson de Roland' and 'Floire et Blanchefleur.'" Article included in the volume of MLN in Memory of Eugene Vance (January 2013). Learn more
  • Julia Holter. "Le clair-obscur « extrême contemporain » : Pascal Quignard, Pierre Michon, Patrick Modiano et Pierre Bergounioux." Diss., 2013. Learn more
  • Arthuriana, vol. 22, number 1, Spring 2012. Review of Christine Ferlampin-Acher, Perceforest et Zéphir: Propositions autour d'un récit bourguignon.  Learn more
  • Louisa Mackenzie. "It's a Queer Thing: Early Modern French Ecocriticism." French Literature Series 39. Rodopi, 2012. Learn more
  • Jessica N. Kamin. "Playwrights on the Threshold Between Stage and Study: paratexts and polemical texts in seventeenth century French theater." Diss., 2012. Learn more
  • “Sans figure aucune: La métaphore de la soif dans les Vers nouveaux de Rimbaud,” Parade sauvage, N° 22, December 2011. Learn more
  • Review of L'Invention lyrique : Visages d'auteur, figures du poète et voix lyrique chez Ronsard by Benedikte Anderson. (Paris: Champion, 2011). Renaissance Quarterly 64 (2011): 1241-43.  Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky. "Authorial Modesty and its Readers: Mondanité and Modernity in 17th-Century France." Modern Language Quarterly 72.4 ( 2011): 461-492. Learn more
  • Laureta Mema. "'Petrarquisant sur l'horrible' in Les Fleurs du Mal; Eros and the Art of Poetry, from the Troubadours to Baudelaire." Diss., 2011. Learn more
  • Lisa Friedli. "Transcending the Political: Irene Nemirovsky's Cosmopolitan Account of War and Exile." Diss., 2011. Learn more
  • Louisa Mackenzie. The Poetry of Place: Lyric, Landscape, and Ideology in Renaissance France. University of Toronto Press: 2011. Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky, review of Robert Darnton, The Devil in the Holy Water, or the Art of Slander from Louis XIV to Napoleon. H-France Forum. vol. 5, Issue 5 (Fall 2010). Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky. The Literary Market: Authorship and Modernity in the Old Regime. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2010. Learn more
  • Insook Webber. "Paradoxical Dialectic in Valéry." Diss., 2010. Learn more
  • James Terry. "Contingency and Connotation in the 13th-Century Old French." Diss., 2010. Learn more
  • “Overwriting Time with Space: Memory and Forgetting in Chateaubriand’s René,” French Forum, Vol. 34, N° 3, Fall 2009, pp. 1-20. Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky. "The making of a name: a life of Voltaire." The Cambridge Companion to Voltaire, ed. Nicholas Cronk. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2009. 17-30. Learn more
  • Otilia Baraboi. "Cioran ou le français malgré lui (Poétique et politique d’un imaginaire linguistique)". Diss., 2009. Learn more
  • Hedwige Meyer, S.L. Difusion. Rond Point: Une perspective actionnelle. Prentice Hall: 2007. Learn more
  • Anne Miller. "Le Poète dans la cité: Figures de l'intellectuel a la fin du Moyen Âge." Diss., 2007. Learn more
  • “Entre le moi et le monde: La question des frontières dans Le Horla de Guy de Maupassant,” Les Cahiers  naturalistes, N° 80, 2006, pp. 53-68. Learn more
  • “Etranges figures, figures étrangères: Renée dans La Curée d’Emile Zola,” Poétique, N° 147, September 2006, pp. 259-275. Learn more
  • “L’Entre-moi: Le Horla de Maupassant, ou un monde sans frontières,” Littérature, N° 139, September 2005, pp. 44-61. Learn more
  • Sandra Evans. "Masters and Rebels in Raoul de Cambrai and the Cycles des Barons Revoltes." Diss., 2005. Learn more
  • John Matthies. "Fort Apache: The Literary Lives of the Parisian Banlieue Savage." Diss., 2005. Learn more
  • Diane Dearmont. "Automatic Writing: History from Mesmer to Breton." Diss., 2004. Learn more
  • Anne Latowsky. "Imaginative Possession: Charlemagne and the East from Einhard to the voyage of Charlemagne." Diss., 2004. Learn more
  • Linda Beck. "Laurent de Premierfait's Les Cent Nouvelles: An Emblem for Cultural Appropriation in 16th Century French." Diss., 2003. Learn more
  • Katherine Maynard. "Epic Lessons: Pedagogy and National Narrative in the Epic Poetry of Early Modern France." Diss., 2003. Learn more
  • Denyse Delcourt. "Fiction, table, théâtre: Le repas des sorcières dans 'Amadas et Ydoine.'" Etudes Françaises 49.1 (Winter 2013). Learn more
  • Francis Ramoin. "The Front National and Immigrant Populations in France." Honors Thesis. Learn more
  • Morgan Boharski. "Women and Weaving in Medieval French Literature." Honors Thesis. Learn more
  • Geoffrey Turnovsky. "The Enlightenment Literary Market: Rousseau, Authorship, and the Book Trade." Eighteenth‑Century Studies 36:3 (Spring 2003): 387-410. Learn more
  • Devenir non-binaire en français contemporain. Edited by Louisa Mackenzie and Vinay Swamy‧ Paris: Le Manuscrit,  c. 2022, series "Genre(s) et création".  Under contract. Learn more
  • "Coming Home to Masculinity: Homosocial Norms in Michel de Montaigne's Journal de Voyage." Accepted for publication in Montaigne Studies, special volume on masculinity, edited by Lawrence Kritzman.  Learn more
  • Eds. Louisa Mackenzie and  Stephanie Posthumus. French Thinking About Animals. Michigan State University (2015). Learn more
  • Review of Colonizer or Colonized: The Hidden Stories of Early Modern French Culture by Sara E. Melzer. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2012. Forthcoming in MLQ, September 2014.  Learn more
  • Louisa Mackenzie, “Don’t Panic: The Unknowability of Early Modern Nature” (January 29, 2014). Oecologies Speaker Series at Green College, University of British Columbia. Learn more

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