Margaret Gray

Stolen Limelight: Display, Excess and the Feminine in Modern French and Francophone Narrative

Friday, October 11, 2002
2:30-3:30 pm.
Ballantine Hall 004

This lecture is in English and will be followed by a discussion

Margaret Gray is Associate Professor of French in the Department of French & Italian at Indiana University. Her interests are in 20th-century literature, particularly prose fiction, and literary criticism. She has written Postmodern Proust (1992) and articles on Camus, Proust, George Sand, Beckett, Toussaint. Professor Gray's research concerns issues in narrative dynamics and their relation to historical, cultural and theoretical frameworks. She has completed a manuscript on constructions of feminine excess in a range of modern French and Francophone novels.

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