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Associate Professor in French
News
- Associate Professor of French Maya Angela Smith Publishes Essay for the Boston Globe (June 26, 2020)
- Guest Lecturer Jean Beaman on Citizen Outsider: Race and Racism in France and Beyond (December 16, 2019)
- French & Italian Studies Faculty Update (May 6, 2019)
- Assistant Professor Maya Smith on the Cultural and Commercial Significance of Black Panther (February 9, 2018)
Research
- Smith, Maya Angela. Senegal Abroad: Linguistic borders, racial formations, and diasporic imaginaries. University of Wisconsin Press, 2019. Learn more
- Smith, Maya Angela. Negotiating Martinican Identity amid French Universalism: Racial and Linguistic Considerations. (2018). Francospheres 7(1), 49-69. Learn more
- Whittingham, Luke. “Gordijiguène and Colonialities : Importing Homophobia and Violence against Queers in Senegal.” 2018. 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
- Smith, Maya Angela. Practices of Senegalese Immigrants in Rome: Construction of Identities and Negotiation of Boundaries. (2015). Italian Culture 33(2), 126-146. Learn more
- La Santa Sede e le leggi razziali in Italia e in Europa, in: Giuseppe Speciale (ed.), Le leggi antiebraiche nell'ordinamento italiano. Razza diritto esperienze, Patron, Bologna, 2013. Learn more
- Kelly Ruhlig. "Moufida Tlatli: Reflections of Tunisia." Honors Thesis. Learn more
- Francis Ramoin. "The Front National and Immigrant Populations in France." Honors Thesis. Learn more
- Beatrice Arduini, “Domestic Slavery in 14th-century Tuscany: Between Iconographic Representations and Abolitionism.” In Representations of Slavery in Medieval and Early Modern Italian Literature, edited by Suzanne Magnanini and Armando Maggi. Learn more