Category: Faculty Publication

The Sonorous Void: Acoustic Stages and Sound Play in Eugene Ionesco’s "Rhinoceros"

Solving the Massacre of October 17, 1961: History and the Exigencies of Genre Fiction in "Meurtres pour mémoire"

The Glorified Woman: Abstraction and Domination in "Le Livre du Voir-dit"

Writer, Window, World: Jean Rolin's Perishing Panoramas and François Bon's Fleeting Frame

Empiritexts: Mapping Attention and Invention in Post-1980 French Literature

French Psychogeography Today?: The Case of Thomas Clerc's "Paris, musée du XXIe siècle, le dixième arrondissement"

Everyday Ekphrastic Excursions: Olivier Rolin and Jean-Christophe Bailly

Annie Ernaux and Sophie Calle: Agency and the Ambient Language of Everyday Life

Il Primo di Agosto, Celebrato da Alcune Giovani ad una Fonte di Francesco Pona

Francesco Pona: l'ozio lecito della scrittura

Divided into four sections («beginnings», «transgression», «conformism» and «epilogue»), this book reconstructs the complex intellectual biography of Francesco Pona, physician and writer of Verona (1595-1655). With the aid of precious and often unedited sources, the author traces his education in Padua and Bologna until the straight refusal of the libertine themes he experimented with the …