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USA * <\/span><\/strong>amsol@uta.edu<\/span><\/a> <\/span>
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University of Texas at Arlington<\/span> * Associate PR * Fran\u00e7ais, XVIIe<\/sup>, XVIIIe<\/sup> si\u00e8cles<\/span><\/strong><\/div>\n
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Roman, Sensibilit\u00e9, Gender studies <\/span><\/em><\/div>\n

\nOUVRAGE<\/strong><\/span>
\n– Textual Promiscuities : Eighteenth-Century Critical Rewriting<\/em>, Lewisburg\/London, Bucknell UP\/Associated UP, 2002. <\/span><\/div>\n

\nARTICLES <\/strong><\/span>
\n– \u00ab S\u00e9duction criminelle : le dilemme du lecteur dans Miss Henriette Stralson<\/em> \u00bb, in N. Sclippa (dir.), Lire Sade, <\/em>Paris, Harmattan, 2004, p.287-298.
\n– \u00ab Trials and Tribulations : Readings and Misreadings of the Revolutionary Body in French Women Novelists, 1792-1799 \u00bb, Illisible. Echo : Croisement des langues et des cultures\/A polyglot and cross cultural journal,<\/em> February, 2004 (en ligne<\/a>).
\n– \u00ab Mail Call : Epistolary Exchanges Explored \u00bb, Eighteenth-Century Studies, <\/em>36, 3, 2003, p.444-449.
\n– \u00ab The Second Time Around : Marriage and Remarriage in Riccoboni and La Guesnerie \u00bb, Eighteenth-Century Life<\/em>, 26, 2, Spring 2002, p.53-68.
\n– \u00ab A French Reading and Critical Rewriting of Mary Hays’s Memoirs of Emma Courtney<\/em> \u00bb, EMF : Studies in Early Modern France<\/em> (Charlottesville, Virginie), 8, 2002 (\u00ab Strategic Writing \u00bb), p.228-245.
\n– \u00ab “Se r\u00e9pandre en paroles” : Notions of Identity in Mme de B\u00e9nouville’s Pens\u00e9es Errantes<\/em> \u00bb, Intertexts<\/em>, 4-2, Fall 2000, p.129-143.
\n– \u00ab Un Double miroir : l’image des Fran\u00e7ais dans les romans de Frances Burney \u00bb, in Le M\u00eame, l’autre. Regards \u00e9uropeens,<\/em> Clermont-Ferrand, PU Blaise Pascal, 1997, p.211-232.
\n– \u00ab Lost in Translation : Cr\u00e9billon’s Les Heureux orphelins <\/em>and Haywood’s The Fortunate Foundlings<\/em> \u00bb, in S. Woodward, T. Purdy, M. Gaudet & P. Saiz (dir.), Altered Narratives<\/em>, vol I of Eighteenth-Century French World Center,<\/em> London, Mestengo Press, 1997, p.16-40.
\n– \u00ab Violence and Persecution in the Drawing-Room : Subversive Textual Strategies in Riccoboni’s Miss Juliette Catesby <\/em>\u00bb, in R. V. Bonnel, A. Goldschlage, C. Roulston et al. (dir.), Public Space in the Domestic Sphere<\/em>, vol II of Eighteenth-Century French World Center<\/em>, London, Mestengo Press, 1997, p.65-76.
\n– \u00ab Gender Boundaries in the Riccoboni\/Laclos Correspondence : or, Why write as a Woman ? \u00bb, Women in French Studies<\/em>, 3, October 1995, p.34-43. <\/span><\/div>\n

\nNOTICES <\/span><\/strong><\/span>
\n– \u00ab Madame Guizot \u00bb – \u00ab Madame de Coicy \u00bb – \u00ab Madame Guibert \u00bb – \u00ab La Comtesse de Fontaines \u00bb – \u00ab Madame Fagnon \u00bb – \u00ab Mme de Roumier Robert and Madame de La Guesnerie \u00bb, in E. Sartori (dir.), A Feminist Encyclopedia of French Literature, <\/em>Westport (Connect.), Greenwood Press, 1999. <\/p>\n

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