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Dr. Sarah Davies Cordova

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1993; University of California-Los Angeles

  • 19th-Century Dance and Literature
  • Slavery, Colonialism, and Imperialism
  • Cultural Studies and Women's Studies in French and Francophone Cultures
  • Paris Dances, Textual Choreographies in the XIXth Century Novel

Dr. Sarah Davies Cordova will be speaking on her experiences in Rwanda, Thursday, December 4th, AMU 163, From Noon till 1:00pm

Dr. Sarah Gendron

Assistant Professor
Ph.D. 2001; University of Wisconsin-Madison

  • 20th Century Literature and Literary Theory
  • 18th Century Literature and Philosophy
  • Poststructuralist Theory, Women's Studies

Repetition, Difference, and Knowledge in the Works of Samuel Beckett, Jacques Derrida, and Gilles Deleuze

Dr. Jeanette Kraemer

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1974; University of Minnesota

  • Second Language Education
  • French Quebecois and Acadien Culture and Literature
  • French Language Film Contemporary French Drama

Dr. Jean-Pierre Lafouge

Associate Professor
Ph.D. 1986; Indiana University

  • Language All levels
  • French Art and Culture
  • 16-17th-Century French Literature
  • 19th-Century French Literature
  • Orientalism and Spirituality in Literatures, Cultures and Art

"Étude sur l'orientalisme d'Eugène Fromentin dans ses récits algériens".

Dr. Steven Millen Taylor

Professor
Ph.D. 1976; Wayne State University

  • Medieval French Language and Literature
  • French for Business
  • African Francophone Cinema
The Trial of Womankind: A Rhyming Translation of Book IV of the Fifteenth-Century Le Champion des Dames
Martin Le Franc Edited and translated by Steven Millen Taylor

Dr. Jennifer Vanderheyden

Visiting Assistant Professor
Ph.D. 1999; University of Washington

  • XVIIIth century French Literature, Diderot,
  • Theory of Theatrical and Artistic Representation

The Function of the Dream and the Body in Diderot's Works
Peter Lang Publishing 2004


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