Our Spring 2004 Special Issue Features:
Politics and Aesthetics of Memory
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Larry J. Reynolds, "Subjective Vision, Romantic History, and the Return of the “Real”: The Case of Margaret Fuller and the Roman Republic"
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Dennis Berthold, "Response to Larry J. Reynolds, 'Subjective Vision, Romantic History, and the Return of the ‘Real’: The Case of Margaret Fuller and the Roman Republic'"
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Jeffrey T. Schnapp, "Flash Memories (Sironi on Exhibit)"
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Marian Eide, "The Politics of Form: A Response to Jeffrey T. Schnapp"
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Susan Rubin Suleiman, "History, Heroism, and Narrative Desire: The 'Aubrac Affair' and National Memory of the French Resistance"
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Ralph Schoolcraft, "Restoring 'the Tatters of a Mutilated Reality': Response to Susan Suleiman"
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Lutz Koepnick, "Photographs and Memories"
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Hester Baer, "Off European Ground: A Response to Lutz Koepnick’s 'Photographs and Memories'"
Our Winter-Spring 2002-2003 Special Issue Features:
Murdering Marianne?: Violence, Gender and Representation in French Literature and Film
Guest Editor: Owen Heathcote
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Owen Heathcote, "Introduction: The Form of Violence: Use and Abuse of Gender in French Literature and Film"
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Eric Bordas, "The Violence of Tolerance: An Aspect of Voltaire's Rhetoric in the Traité sur la tolérance (1763)"
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John Phillips, "'Tout dire?': Sade and the Female Body"
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Owen Heathcote, "Hermeneutic Circles and Cycles of Violence: La fille aux yeux d'or, Histoire d'O, Les guérillères
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Liz Constable, "Consuming Realities: The Engendering of Invisible Violences in Posy Simmonds's Gemma Bovery (1999)
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Renate Günther, "Fluid Boundaries: The Violence of Non-Identity in Marguerite Duras's Representations of Female Relationships"
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Karen Boyle, "Revisiting the Papin Case: Gender, Sexuality and Violence in Sister my Sister"
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Maggie Allison: "From the Violence of War to the War against Intolerance: Representing the Resistant Woman, Lucie Aubrac"
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