Research
Research Focus
My research is both inspired by and informed by my experiences living and teaching abroad in France and South Korea. It is likewise informed and inspired by current and emerging practices in French and Francophone Studies which combine interdisciplinary study of visual cultural with analyses of literary texts. The relationship(s) between the diverse visual and literary representations of the Korean peninsula are at the heart of my work, particularly in terms of the ways in which these representations foster, counter, or otherwise engage with contemporary discursive trends. In my work, I engage with primary sources that have never before been analyzed in this way.
Vanderbilt University Coursework
FREN 6030 – Foreign Language Teaching Methodology
FREN 8020 – French Feminism
FREN 8075 – Francophone Caribbean Literature
FREN 8080 – French Film
FREN 8050 – Seminar in 19th Century French Literature
FREN 8070 – Seminar in Francophone Literature
FREN 8090 – Seminar in 16th Century French Literature
FREN 8060 – Seminar in 20th Century French Literature
FREN 7060 – French Literary Theory
FREN 7050 – Applied French Linguistics
FREN 8050 – Seminar in 19th Century French Literature (Law & Literature)
FREN 8010 – Seminar in Medieval French Literature
FREN 8000 – Apprenticeship in Teaching (“Dangerous Bodies” in 19th Century French Literature)
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