Synopsis:
Dominique D. Fisher is a professor of French. She received
her graduate degrees from La Sorbonne (D.E.S.S. in social psychology)and
from the University of California, Berkeley (Ph.D. in French). She
teaches literary and cultural theory, postcolonial theory, Francophone
Studies (the Maghreb and Québec), European Studies, French
Cultural Studies, post-romantic poetry and fin-de-siècle
literature.
Her recent publications include :
Ecrire
l'urgence. Collection Etudes Transnationales et comparées
Hafid Gafaiti. Paris, L'Harmattan, 2007. 286p. www.editions-harmattan.fr
The Rhetoric of the Other: Lesbian and Gay Strategies of Resistance
in French and Francophone Contexts. New Orleans: University Press
of the South, 2003, 178 pp. With Martine Antle.
Perspectives in French Studies at the Turn of the Millennium. Studies
in Twentieth Century Literature, vol 26/1, Winter 2002, 248 pp.
With Martine Antle.
Tahar Djaout, vers une écriture transdisciplinaire: "Les
« chercheurs d'os » et la traversée des frontières
entre histoire et littérature." Echanges et mutations
des modèles littéraires entre Europe et Algérie,
Charles Bonn, Ed. Paris: L'Harmattan, 2004 : 51-58.
"L'Anamnèse, histoire et litérature en état
d'urgence. Expressions Maghrébines 2/1 (2003) : 113-123.
"L'Adoption du PACS: 'Exception française,' 'communitarisme,'
et symbolique identitaire." Contemporary French Civilization
27/2 (2003): 211-230
"A propos du 'Rachildisme'." Nineteenth-Century French
Studies 31/3-4, Spring Summer 2003 : 297-310.
"Reassessing French Studies in the Context of Postmodern Geopolitics."
Studies in Twentieth Century Literature, 26/1 (2002): 8-21.
"Introduction: The Rhetoric of the Other: Lesbian and
Gay Stategies of Resistance in French and Francophone Contexts."
(New Orleans: University Press of the South, 2002) (xiii-xxvii). With
Martine Antle. |
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