Co-edited volume with Susan McCready.Ģ007. Novel Stages: Drama and the Novel in Nineteenth-Century France (Newark: University of Delaware Press). Colonialism, Race, and the French Romantic Imagination (NY: Routledge). Sole-authored invited journal article.Ģ009. “The Black Aristocrat in Ourika: Outliving an Idea.” Lingua Romana (11.1: 9-24). “Androgyne.” In Bernard-Griffiths, Simone, and Pascale Auraix-Jonchière, eds., Dictionnaire George Sand (Paris: Honoré Champion). Approaches to Teaching George Sand’s Indiana (NY: PMLA). Sole-authored essay in refereed edited volume.Ģ016. Teaching Representations of the French Revolution (NY: PMLA, 2019, 78-86). “Human Rights and Human Wrongs: Slavery and Colonialism in a Time of Revolution.” In Douthwaite, Julia, Antoinette Sol, and Catriona Seth, eds. Sole-authored refereed journal article.Ģ019. “Color and Conflict in Nineteenth-Century Île Bourbon: the Case of the Affaire Houat.” Dix-Neuf: Journal of the Society of Dix-Neuviémistes (24.1: 1-16). Edited anthology with the collaboration of Roger Little.Ģ020. Esclaves marrons à Bourbon: Une anthologie littéraire (Paris: L’Harmattan, Autrement Mêmes collection). “Inclusion and Equity in the University: Reflections of a Teacher-Scholar-Administrator.” H-France Salon 12.1. Translation and critical edition with Chris Miller.Ĭhancellor's Award for Distinguished ServiceĢ020. Oxford University Press, World’s Classics Series. Ourika, Édouard, and Olivier by Claire de Duras. Disruptive Narratives: Slavery and Fiction in the French Indian Ocean (1831-1848). Professional Publications & Contributionsįorthcoming. Colonialism, Romanticism, and nineteenth-century French and Francophone culture

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