Elisabeth Ladenson
Associate Professor of French
and Comparative Literature
Department of French
317 Cabell Hall
University of Virginia
Charlottesville, VA 22904
434/924-7738
el3a@virginia.edu

Ph.D. Columbia University

On Leave Spring 2006

 

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 Research: 19th and 20th Century French and Comparative Literature, Gender Studies, Queer Theory, Cultural Studies.

Work in Progress:
Dirt for Art's Sake: Literature, Sex and Obscenity, 1857-1966
(forthcoming, Cornell University Press).

 Representative Publications: "Gilberte's Indecent Gesture" (forthcoming); "Approaching the Unapproachable: Nabokov Teaches Proust" (forthcoming); "Lovely Lesbians; or, Pussy Galore" (2001); Edited special "Men and Lesbianism" issue, GLQ (July 2001); Proust's Lesbianism (1999); "Colette aux USA" (1997).

 Teaching Interests: 19th and 20th Century French Literature; Comparative Literature; Gender Studies; Queer Theory; Literary Theory; Cultural Studies; Film.

 Recent Courses Taught:

  • 20th Century French Novel: Love, Sex, and Gender in French Culture
  • Contemporary French Literature
  • Fiction and Autobiography (Comparative Literature)
  • Literature and Sexuality (Comparative Literature)

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