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Graduate Instructors & Graduate Students

French
Name Office/ Email Interests Dissertation
Ph.D. Students    
Severine Bates 249 Folwell
kimbo008@umn.edu
 
Greta Bliss
bliss008@umn.edu
20th and 21st century Francophone literatures of the Maghreb; subjective and social knowledge; narratives of emotion and law.
Sarah Boardman
boar0016@umn.edu
 
Melanie Bowman 249 Folwell
bowma113@umn.edu
16th and 17th century epistemology, specifically discourses on the body and the ordering of knowledge. How the fields intersect with the history of the book in a French context.
Marina Calas 250 Folwell
cala0030@umn.edu
 
Pascale Crépon 250 Folwell
crep0005@umn.edu
17th-20th century French and Francophone theatre, and European francophone studies. The imperatives of the body: Theatre against dehumanization.
Amy Daniels Off Campus
danie090@umn.edu
 
Vlad Dima 250 Folwell
dima0027@umn.edu
French New Wave and Senegalese cinema Displacement and Modernity in French and Senegalese Cinemas
Tracy Evans    
Lauren Fichtel 249 Folwell
fich0003@umn.edu
The intersections of vision, the body, and literature in the 17th and 18th centuries, along with the rise of sentimentalism.
Rachel Gibson    
Becky Halat 250 Folwell
hala0022@umn.edu
 
Isaac Joslin 250 Folwell
josl0017@umn.edu
Early modern baroque and postcolonial literatures Baroque Aesthetics and Postcolonial African Literature
Muisi Krosi 257 Folwell
krosi001@umn.edu
 
Sylvie Ngilla 249 Folwell
ndom0001@umn.edu
Analysis of structures of chaos and rituals of death and liberation in African Francophone black theater setting an "esthétique de la dissonance" Rituels et chaos: Les réinventions dramaturgiques contemporaines africaines noires francophones.
Hoa Nguyen 250 Folwell
nguy0128@umn.edu
Vietnamese Francophone women writers, Vietnamese American literature, diaspors literatures, Postcolonial Francophone Studies
Mira Reinberg 250 Folwell
rein0001@umn.edu
 
Robert St. Clair 250 Folwell
stcla020@umn.edu
The figure/functions of the child (as a metonym for other figures of the in fans, or socio-politically and discursively marginalised subjects as the sites where power and norm are questioned in the text) in 19th century literature.
Corbin Treacy

257 Folwell
trea0035@umn.edu

 
Abbey von Gohren Off Campus
 
Sara Wellman
well0118@umn.edu
 
Francois Vozel    
Fawn Wilderson-Legros 249 Folwell
wilde017@umn.edu
 
M.A. Students    
Herman Koutouan    
Holly Leighton 110 Anderson
leigh013@umn.edu
 
Courtney Mattews 249 Folwell
matth193@umn.edu
 
Lia Mitchell 249 Folwell
swop0002@umn.edu
 
Anna Rosensweig 250 Folwell
rosen 634@umn.edu
 
Anne Thompson 257 Folwell
thom2626@umn.edu
19th and 20th century French literature.
Visiting Graduate Students
from France
     
Sabrina Lahkal      
Roxane Pajoul      
Sylvain Warton      

Graduate Instructors from Other Departments

   
Giusy Clemente 257 Folwell
cleme138@umn.edu
 
Courtney Dolinar-Hikawa 257 Folwell
doli0015@umn.edu
 

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