Peripheries of nineteenth-century French studies
Subtitle: views from the edge
By: edited by Timothy Raser
Publisher: University of Delaware Press; Associated University Presses
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Newark; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 322
ISBN-13: 9780585436098
Copyright date: 2002
Subjects: French literature; History and criticism; LITERARY CRITICISM; European; French
Other titles: Peripheries of 19th-century French studies
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 308-318) and index.
Table of contents: title: Nineteenth-century French studies: views from the edge  -- Timothy Raser; title: The story of a year: continuities and discontinuities in Marc Angenot's 1889  -- Fredric Jameson; title: Peripheral publishing, or is Tola Dorian totally boring?  -- Melanie Hawthorne; title: Asia in Pierre Leroux's doctrine of humanity  -- Bruno Viard; title: Apologia and ambiguity: text and image in the Journal de l'Expédition des Portes de Fer  -- Grant Crichfield; title: The socio-politics of Orientalist representations: Delacroix, Djebar, and Les femmes d'Alger  -- Sarah Davies Cordova; title: L'Éducation nationale and salvation through literature  -- M. Martin Guiney; title: Aerial misses and spectating messieurs: the paradox of the lady acrobat in the French fin de siècle  -- Jennifer Forrest; title: Powerless in paradise: Zola's Au bonheur des dames and the fashioning of a city  -- Rosemary Lloyd; title: Artful shenanigans: painting, prostitution, and cinema in Jean Renoir's La chienne  -- John Anzalone; title: A bat's-eye view of the Republic; or Victor Hugo in Gotham City  -- Illinca Zarifopol-Johnston; title: Balzac's Bretons: racism and national identity in Les chouans  -- Marie-Pierre Le Hir; title: Napoleon's compass: the third term of history in Balzac's Les chouans  -- Mary Jane Cowles; title: Territorial peripheries: Balzac's forests  -- Michael Tilby; title: Rewriting reproduction: Balzac's fantasy of creation  -- Dorothy Kelly; title: Playing with the Coup de foudre: The subversion of drag in Sarrasine and The crying game  -- Owen Heathcote; title: Aurélia, or The twilight of the Gods -- Françoise Gaillard.