Fall 2009 (on research assignment)

       Editing five texts by Marguerite Duras for the Pléiade edition of her complete works.


Spring 2009

       CLT 362 - Literature & Criticism: A Chicken & Egg Story
             25 undergraduates

        HUF 211 - "Just Godard"
             33 undergraduates
     

Fall 2008 (on sabbatical leave)

       Completed manuscript of Witnessness.


Spring 2008 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       HUM 123 - Sexuality in Literature
             119 undergraduates

       CLT 607 - Ethics at the Limit of Translation (Major Authors in Comparative Context)
             13 graduates


Fall 2007 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       [teaching duty shifted to Spring 2008]


Spring 2007 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       HUF 211 - "Just Godard"
             23 undergraduates


Fall 2006 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       HUM 123 - Sexuality in Literature
             249 undergraduates


Spring 2006 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       HUF 211 - French Cinema: The New Wave
             19 undergraduates


Fall 2005 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       HUM 123 - Sexuality in Literature
             244 undergraduates


Spring 2005 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       CLT 602 - The Imagination and Its Vicissitudes
             12 graduates


Fall 2004 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       FRN 441/502 - French "Civilization"
             25 undergraduates + 10 graduates


Spring 2004 (serving as chair of CLCS)

       HUM 123 - Sexuality in Literature
              100 undergraduates


Fall 2003 (serving as chair of CLCS)

        HUF 211 - French Cinema: The New Wave


Spring 2003 (serving as chair of CLCS)

        CLT 602 - The Witness, Now
            8 graduate students


Fall 2002 (serving as chair of CLCS)

        HUM 123 - Sexuality in Literature
              110 undergraduates


Spring 2002 (on sabbatical leave)

        "Qu'est-ce qu'un témoin?" seminar held at College International de Philosophie, Paris.

Fall 2001

        HUF 211 - Just Godard
             40 undergraduates (including 12 CCS majors and 3 FRN majors)

Spring 2001

        CLT 602 - On the Sublime in Arts and Literatures
             10 graduates in in Comparative Literature, Art History, and English Ph.D. Programs

Fall 2000

        CLT 335 - Shakespeare and Dostoevsky on Film
             15 undergraduates (including 2 CLT majors and 3 CCS majors)

        HUF 211 - French Cinema: French Self-Image in Film
             25 undergraduates (including 1 FRN major)

Spring 2000

        CLT/EGL 266 - The Twentieth-Century Novel
             60 undergraduates (including 8 CLT majors)

Fall 1999

        HUF 211 - French Cinema: The New Wave
             27 undergraduates (including 2 CCS majors and 1 FRN major)

        CLT 604 - Comparative Studies in Genre: "Challenges to Realism"
             16 graduates in Comparative Literature, Hispanic L & L, and English Ph.D. Programs

Spring 1999 (visiting professor at Université de Poitiers)

        LM 1210 - Beaumarchais: Le Mariage de Figaro
             52 first year DEUG de Lettres Modernes (i.e., "Modern French Literature") students

        FR 1240 - Un Irlandais et un Algérien: deux œuvres en français
        (Samuel Beckett, En attendant Godot; Kateb Yacine, L'Homme aux sandales de caoutchouc)
             7 first year DEUG de Lettres Modernes (i.e., "Modern French Literature") students

        LM 3210 - Char et Ponge
        (René Char, Commune présence; Francis Ponge, Le Parti pris des choses and Lyres)
             41 second semester Licence de Lettres Modernes (i.e., first-year M.A. in French Literature) students

Fall 1998

        HUF 211 - French Cinema: The New Wave
            33 undergraduates (1 FRN major)

Spring 1998

        CLT 601 - Seminar in Literary Theory: "Theoretical Approaches to André Malraux"
            4 Comparative Literature and 3 French Doctoral students

Fall 1997

        FRN 211 - French Cinema: Contemporary Film
            30 undergraduates

        FRN 501 - Vicissitudes de l'identité française: 1870-1970
            14 M.A. and M.A.T. (French) and 1 Comparative Literature Ph.D. candidates

Spring 1997

        HUF 211 - French Cinema: The New Wave
             36 undergraduates (2 FRN majors; 6 interested in prospective CCS major)

        HUF 219 - Modern France
             96 undergraduates non-majors

Fall 1996

        FRN 295 - Readings in French Literature: Analysis and Interpretation
            18 undergraduate FRN majors

        CLT 603 - Comparative Studies in Literary History: "Avant-Garde: Inside or Outside History?"
        (crosslisted with FRN 561)
            17 graduates in Comparative Literature, French, Art History, English & Theatre Ph.D. Programs

Spring 1996

        HUM 101 - The Freshman Seminar in the Humanities
            20 undergraduates with undeclared majors

        HUF 211 - French Cinema: Historical Perspectives
        [see FRN 281 infra]
            35 undergraduates

Fall 1995 (on sabbatical leave)

Spring 1995

        FRN 281 - French Cinema: The New Wave
            37 undergraduates; six in Film and Media Arts Minor

        FRN 561 - Images of North Africa
            8 M.A. (French) and 1 Ph.D. (English) graduates

Fall 1994

        FRN 299 - Modern France
            145 undergraduate non-majors

        FRN 390 - Qu'est-ce que la modernité?
            13 undergraduate majors

Spring 1994

        FRN 281 - French Cinema: The New Wave
            40 undergraduates

        FRN 501 - The Socio-Cultural Legacy of May 68 in France
            10 M.A. and D.A. (French) graduates

Fall 1993

        FRN 299 - Modern France
            145 undergraduate non-majors

        FRN 393 - Twentieth-Century French Autobiographical Texts
            15 undergraduate majors

Spring 1993

        FRN 222 - French Stylistics
            17 undergraduate majors

        FRN 281 - French Cinema
            37 undergraduates in Film and Media Arts Minor

Fall 1992

        FRN 221 - French Conversation and Composition
            21 undergraduate majors

        FRN 299 - Modern France
            172 undergraduate non-majors

        FRN 390 - 1870-1970: One Hundred Years of French Civilization
            20 undergraduate majors

Spring 1992

        FRN 561 - Twentieth-Century Autobiographical Texts
            8 M.A. (French) and Ph.D. (Comparative Literature) graduates

Fall 1991

        FRN 221 - French Conversation and Composition (two sections)
            43 undergraduate majors

        FRN 373 - Twentieth-Century French Literature
            9 undergraduate majors

Spring 1991

        FRN 199 - Modern France
            245 undergraduate non-majors

        FRN 281 - French Cinema
            20 undergraduates in Film and Media Arts Minor

        FRN 599 - M.A. Exam Preparation Seminar
            5 M.A. (French) candidates

Fall 1990

        FRN 191 - Intermediate French (I) (two sections)
            50 undergraduate majors and non-majors

        FRN 390 - Les Grandes Étapes de la civilisation française
            15 undergraduate majors

Summer (I) 1990

        FRN 299 - Modern France
            40 undergraduate non-majors

Spring 1990

        FRN 199 - Modern France
            210 undergraduate non-majors

        FRN 373 - The Twentieth-Century Novel
            11 undergraduate majors

Fall 1989

        FRN 191 - Intermediate French (I) (two sections)
            50 undergraduate majors and non-majors

        FRN 561 - The Contemporary French Novel
            10 M.A. (French) and Ph.D. (Comparative Literature) graduates

Spring 1989

        FRN 112 - Elementary French (II)
            32 undergraduate majors and non-majors

        FRN 199 - Modern France
            155 undergraduate non-majors

Fall 1988

        FRN 373 - The Twentieth-Century Novel
            10 undergraduate majors

        FRN 390 - 1870-1970: One Hundred Years of French Civilization
            16 undergraduate majors

        FRN 501 - The Socio-Cultural Legacy of May 68 in France
            8 M.A. (French) and Ph.D. (Comparative Literature) graduates

Summer (II) 1988

        FRN 192 - Intermediate French (II)
            21 undergraduate majors and non-majors

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