Danser la maladie, contaminer la beauté: a viral approach to the (choreo)graphed body 

This other darkness: exotic bodies and the gaze of romanticism 

The Reception Of American Literature In Germany, 1861-1871 

History as romantic art: Bancroft, Prescott, Motley, and Parkman 

Christine De Pizan'S Allegories: A Dialectic Of Hope And Utopia As Means Of Social And Individual Transformation 

A course of study for twelfth grade world literature. 

Justice and how to attain it in Russian literature and film 

A study of hypocrisy: A comparison of French and American variations of treatment in selected dramas 

Wordy women: Conversation and power in the age of Louis XIV 

A series of units and lesson plans for the teaching of first semester French in high school to accompany the text French for the modern world. 

Language, soundscape, and identity formation in Shanghai fangyan literature and culture 

Rhetoric And Fancy As A Basis For Narrative In The Novels Of Jean Giraudoux 

The evil of woman in Zola's fiction: A question of gender blurring, hysteria, and contagion 

Contrasting attitudes toward rural life in French and English literature in the eighteenth century 

Reflective thinking through American literature. 

Nation, race, and heterogeneity in the literature of the Americas 

A study of the new humanism with special reference to the work of Irving Babbitt, Paul Elmer More, and recent French criticism 

A Study Of The Origin, Content, And Literary Significance Of The 'Eloges Academiques' Of Jean Le Rond D'Alembert 

Darwin contra Rousseau: Evolutionary narrative and the discourse on the social bond in nineteenth-century France 

Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers 

Agrippa D'Aubigne'S Les 'Tragiques': The Conquest Of Profaned Time 

Albert Camus And The Kingdom Of Nature 

The Poetic Imagination Of Colette 

A study on the interaction of cerebral palsy and group process 

The genre Satire in French literature of the sixteenth century from 1530 to 1585