Project MUSE - MLN-Volume 130, Number 4, September 2015 (French Issue)

Garder la langue

Michèle Gendreau-Massaloux

pp. 697-707

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Une nouvelle universalité pour la langue française

Bernard Cerquiglini

pp. 708-712

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“Right Rule and Conduct”: Aristotle and Charles V’s Politics of Language

Stephen G. Nichols

pp. 713-729

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From “Defense And Illustration” To “Dishonor And Bastardization”: Joachim Du Bellay On Language And Poetry (1549)

François Cornilliat

pp. 730-756

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Law / Loi

Wilda Anderson

pp. 757-770

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Between Words and Things: “La Querelle du luxe” in the Eighteenth Century

Michael Kwass

pp. 771-782

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Les Aléas de la néologie au XVIII^e siècle

Jean-Claude Bonnet

pp. 783-790

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(How) Leisure Works: Writing as an Ethical Practice in Pascal

Daniel Kazmaier

pp. 791-806

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The Cry of History: Juste Chanlatte and the Unsettling (Presence) of Race in Early Haitian Literature

Chris Bongie

pp. 807-835

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Éthique et rhétorique de la Révolution chez Gracchus Babeuf et Toussaint Louverture

Ronan Y. Chalmin

pp. 836-862

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Poe’s Memory

Adam R. Rosenthal

pp. 863-878

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Rereading Baudelaire’s “Le Cygne”

Massimo Verdicchio

pp. 879-897

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Adieu à Emma Bovary

Timothy Ellison

pp. 898-819

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The Mirror of the Cashier: Proust, Style and the Atmosphere of Authorship

Bo Earle

pp. 920-945

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Grappling with Feminism in the Belle Époque: Colette Yver’s Princesses de science and Les Dames du palais

Hope Christiansen

pp. 946-962

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Unselfing as Disruption: The Self and Other in Pain in Valéry and Delbo

Michaela Hulstyn

pp. 963-979

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The End of Pornography: The Story of Story of O

Amy Wyngaard

pp. 980-997

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Truth, Trauma, Treachery: Camille Laurens v. Marie Darrieussecq

Leslie Barnes

pp. 998-1012

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Roland Barthes: Biographie by Tiphaine Samoyault (review)

Ana Delia Rogobete

pp. 1013-1015

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Vietnam and the Colonial Condition of French Literature by Leslie Barnes (review)

Rebecca Loescher

pp. 1015-1017

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Editor’s Note

Jacques Neefs

p. iii

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Contributors

pp. 1018-1022

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