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Adrienne Angelo

Adrienne Angelo

Professor

Director of Women's and Gender Studies

World Languages, Literatures & Cultures

Women's & Gender Studies

Adrienne Angelo

Contact Me

334-844-6372

ama0002@auburn.edu

6058 Haley Center

Office Hours

By Appointment

Education

PhD, Emory University

Research Interests

21st-century Francophone women and LGBTQIA+ writers, life writing, memory and trauma, contemporary French and American feminisms, medical humanities & care theory, disability studies, migration and diaspora studies, scholarship of teaching and learning related to second-language acquisition

Publications

  • “Camille Laurens.” The Literary Encyclopedia. November 2023.
  • “Reparative Revisions: Writing and Self-Creation in La Plage,” in Marie Nimier: Le Sujet et ses écritures/The Self in the Web of Language. Eds. David Gascoigne and Ana de Medeiros. Oxford: Peter Lang (Modern French Identities Series 142), 2021: 183–200.  
  • “Surviving Scandal: Contemporary French Women Writers and the Perils and Powers of Life Writing,” South Atlantic Review 86.2 (2021): 1–15.
  • “Editors’ Introduction: Alive and Kicking: French and Francophone Feminisms Now,” French Cultural Studies 31.4 (2020): 259–274.  
  • “Mourir sans mourir: La Maladie de la mort et de l’amour dans Celle que vous croyez de Camille Laurens,” Roman 20-50 (Collections « Actes »), 17 (2020): 155–168.
  • “Orphaned Fathers in Contemporary French Literature: Writing Child Loss from a Paternal Perspective.” Irish Journal of French Studies, 19 (2019): 87–106. 
  • “Du fait divers au récit de soi : Écrire et filmer Abus de faiblesse de Catherine Breillat.” Intercâmbio: Revue d’études françaises, 2.11 (2018): 114–134.
  • “Visualizing the Self and Vanished Others: The Specters of Loss in Photo-Photo,” Marie Nimier: Absence et perte. Ed. Ana de Medeiros and Carine Fréville. Paris: Éditions Passage(s), 2017: 37–57.
  • “Ellénore, c’est moi: Camille Laurens réécrit Adolphe,” in Adolphe de Benjamin Constant: Postérité d’un roman (1816-2016) Ed. Léonard Burnand and Guillaume Poisson. Geneva : Éditions Slatkine, 2016 : 113–16.
  • “Taking Stock: Marie Nimier’s Textual Cabinet of Curiosities.” Studies in Twentieth and Twenty-first Century Literatures, 38.2, Article 4 (2014): 1–19. 
  • “Enigmas, Erasures and Enquêtes: Camille Laurens and the Palimpsest” in Rewriting Wrongs: French Crime Fiction and the Palimpsest. Ed. Angela Kimyongur and Amy Wiglesworth. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2014: 111–25.
  • “Philosophy in the Weight Room: Nathalie Gassel and the Crisis of Self-Representation.” Australian Journal of French Studies, 51.1 (2014): 75–87.
  • “In the Name of the Father: Risking Speech over Silence in the Autobiographical Writings of Marie Nimier and Clémence Boulouque” in Women Taking Risks. Eds. Anna Rocca and Kenneth Reeds. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2013: 117–30.
  • “Crime and Punishment: Calixthe Beyala’s Manic Writing of Femme nue, femme noire” in Rebelles, vilaines et criminelles chez les écrivaines d’expression française.  Eds. Frédérique Chévillot and Colette Trout. Amsterdam: Rodopi, Collection Faux Titre, 2013: 183–98.
  • Roselyne and the Lions (1989)” in World Film Locations: Marseilles Ed. Marcelline Block. Bristol, United Kingdom: Intellect, 2013: 62.
  • Bye-Bye (1995)” in World Film Locations: Marseilles Ed. Marcelline Block. Bristol, United Kingdom: Intellect, 2013: 66. 
  • “From Spectacle to Affect: Contextualizing Transgression in French Cinema at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century.” Irish Journal of French Studies, 12 (2012):157–78.
  • “Camille Laurens’s Phantom Readings: Literary Allusions and Intertextuality in L’Amour, roman and Ni toi ni moi.” Women in French Studies (Special Issue – 2012): 150-66.
  • “Wounded Women: Marina de Van’s Subjective Cinema,” International Journal of Francophone Studies, 15.2 (December 2012): 215–36.
  • Breathless (1983)” in World Film Locations: Las Vegas Ed. Marcelline Block. Bristol, United Kingdom: Intellect, 2011: 34.
  • Jolene (2008)” in World Film Locations: Las Vegas Ed. Marcelline Block. Bristol, United Kingdom: Intellect, 2011: 116.
  • Paris (2008)” in World Film Locations: Paris Ed. Marcelline Block. Bristol, United Kingdom: Intellect, 2011: 116.
  • "Sujet buvard, sujet bavard: Nina Bouraoui's Words to Say It." Women in French Studies (Special Issue - 2011): 79-90.
  • "Réseau(x) identitaire(s) : La migration et la force 'électrique' dans le parcours littéraire de Nina Bouraoui" in Frictions et devenirs dans les écritures migrantes au féminin: Enracinements et renégociations. Eds. Névine El-Nossery and Anna Rocca. Paris: Editions universitaires européennes, 2011: 67-87.
  • Cherchez la femme: Women and Values in the Francophone World, eds. Erika Fülöp and Adrienne Angelo. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011.
  • "The Poetics of Mourning: Language and Self-Knowledge in Nathalie Rheims's Postmortem Encounters" in Cherchez la femme: Women and Values in the Francophone World eds. Erika Fülöp and Adrienne Angelo. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011: 262-275.
  • "Vision, Voice and the Female Body: Nina Bouraoui's Sites/Sights of Resistance" in Francophone Women: Between Visibility and Invisibility. Eds. Sandrine Teixidor and Cybelle McFadden Wilkens. New York: Peter Lang Publishing, 2010: 77-98.
  • "Sexual Cartographies: Mapping Subjectivity in the Cinema of Catherine Breillat," Journal for Cultural Research, 14.1 (January 2010): 43-55.
  • The Fourth Generation of French Feminist Writers (1985-2010): From Fictionalized Text to Fictionalized Author. New York: The Edwin Mellen Press, 2009.
  • " 'C'est une joie et une souffrance': Mimetic Speech and Linguistic Pastiche in François Ozon's 8 femmes" in Patois and Linguistic Pastiche in Modern Literature. Ed. Giovanna Summerfield. Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2007: 119-129.
  • "Histoire(s) de Catherine M.: Echoes of 'O' and the Difference of 'I' in La vie sexuelle de Catherine M." The Coastal Review (March 2007) Georgia Southern University.

Courses Taught

  • FLFR 1010: Elementary French I 
  • FLFR 1020: Elementary French II 
  • FLFR 2010: Intermediate French I 
  • FLFR 2020: Intermediate French II 
  • FLFR 3010: French Phonetics and Diction 
  • FLFR 3030: French Conversation 
  • FLFR 3040: French Composition 
  • FLFR 3050: French Cinema 
  • FLFR 3140: Survey of French Literature I 
  • FLFR 3150: Survey of French Literature II 
  • FLFR 4410: Special Topics – Histoires criminelles: Le roman policier
  • FLFR 4410: Special Topics – Contes de fées, contes de culture: The Fairy Tale Tradition in French and Francophone Literature and Film 
  • FLFR 4410: Special Topics – La science-fiction dans la littérature et le cinéma français 
  • FLFR 4410: Special Topics – L’écriture créative