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H矇l癡ne Julien

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H矇l癡ne Julien

Professor of French and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

How do we come to be who we are? How do we tell our own stories? What can we learn from each other? What does it mean to be a human community?

These questions inform both my pedagogy and my scholarly trajectory. Whether we are analyzing the meaning of a text or considering fine nuances of French grammar, I aim to make the classroom a space of individual and collective exploration, critical reflection, and dialogue. The study of literature to which my research is devoted is but another form of this interpersonal engagement. With a specific focus on contemporary French literature and literature from North Africa and its diaspora, I study the ways in which personal and collective selves find their voices in relation to history, memory, gender, race, sexuality, and culture.

MA, Sorbonne University (Sorbonne Universit矇)
PhD, Princeton University

20th and 21st century French and francophone literatures and cultures; francophone literatures from the Maghreb and its diaspora; self-writing and first-person narratives; women's and gender studies.

Arizona State University; Princeton University

 
  • FREN 202, Intermediate French (counts for GE as of Spring '19)
  • FREN 222 FSEM, Francophone Literature from Africa (also counts for African Studies, WGSS)
  • FREN 353, Literary Innovations in the 20th and 21st Centuries (also counts for WGSS)
  • FREN 354, The Francophone World (also counts for African Studies)
  • FREN 361, Advanced Composition, Grammar, and Conversation
  • FREN 445, 20th-century French Autobiography (also counts for WGSS and LGBTQ Studies)
  • FREN 450, 20th-century French Literature (also counts for WGSS and LGBTQ Studies)
  • FREN 453, Contemporary Literature in French (also counts for African Studies, MIST, and WGSS)
  • FREN 455, Voices from North Africa (also counts for African Studies, MIST, and WGSS)
  • FREN 482, From Plague to Covid: Epidemics in Contemporary Literature in French

Book

  • Le Roman de Karin et Paul : le Journal de Catherine Pozzi et les Cahiers de Paul Val矇ry, (LHarmattan, Paris, 2000)


Articles

  • Nina Bouraoui, Ma簿ssa Bey, Fatima Daas : l矇criture qui comble. (Women in French Studies, 2023)
  • La voix est la voie : qu礙te de soi et r矇cit labyrinthique dans Cette Fille-l et Surtout ne te retourne pas. In Ma簿ssa Bey: Two Decades of Creativity (1996-2016), ed. by Houda Hamdi. (LHarmattan, 2019)
  • Lodeur est l : odeurs et olfaction dans Surtout ne te retourne pas de Ma簿ssa Bey (French Review, 2018)
  • Lart de la fugue : identit矇, espace et narration dans 釦堯矇娶硃堝硃餃梗 de Le簿la Sebbar et Cette Fille-l de Ma簿ssa Bey (French Review, 2016)
  • Au sang ! sang ! : corps f矇minin et 矇criture dans La Voyeuse interdite (Nouvelles tudes Francophones, 2015)
  • (Se) peindre, (s)矇crire : le Journal de Marie Bashkirtseff (Excavatio, 2002)
  • Edition and preface of Retour la M矇diterrann矇e, special issue of the Bulletin des tudes Val矇ryennes (2002)
  • Christiane Rochefort : une vie de femme, revue et corrig矇e (Dalhousie French Studies, 2002)
  • Catherine Pozzi : lecture du journal, 矇criture de la fiction (Bulletin des Etudes Val矇ryennes, 2001)
  • Voyage, r矇f矇rentialit矇 et la question des origines dans 郭I鳥鳥棗娶硃梭勳莽喧梗 et La Modification (French Literature Series, 1999)
  • Catherine Pozzi (The Feminist Encyclopedia of French Literature, 1999)
  • Catherine Pozzi : parcours de l'initiation, parcours po矇tique (Romanic Review, 1998)
  • LOrph矇e meurtrier des Cahiers (Bulletin des tudes Val矇ryennes, 1997)
  • Les Cahiers de Val矇ry 1920-1928 : probl癡mes de genre et de statut. (Rocky Mountain Review, 1996)