French
Division
Faculty

 

Debrah, Joan

Fassiotto, Marie-José

Garneau, Marie-Christine

Hoffmann, Kathryn

Huss, Jacob

Klingebiel, Kathryn

Lenglare, Didier

Toyama, Jean
(Emerita)

 

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Marie-Christine Garneau
Professor

1890 East-West Rd.
460 Moore Hall
Honolulu, HI 96822

phone: (808) 956-4180
fax: (808) 956-5963

E-mail: garneau@hawaii.edu

Contributions à la profession et aux Belles-Lettres de Marie-Christine Alix Garneau de l’Isle-Adam cette dernière décade :

2011

Colloque

Au printemps, j'ai préparé mon article intitulé La «dérobade» autobiographique et le roman à clefs féminin après 1850 pour le colloque organisé par Andrea Del Lungo et Brigitte Louichon, auteurs de La Littérature en bas-bleus. Romancières sous la Restauration et la Monarchie de Juillet. Paris, Ed. Classiques Garnier, «Études romantiques et dix-neuvièmistes», à l'université Michel de Montaigne de Bordeaux en Aquitaine sur le thème de “La littérature en bas-bleus (1848-1870): Romancières sous la Deuxième République et le Second Empire” du 11 au 13 mai, 2011. Ma communication porte sur les romans à clefs de Daniel Stern (Marie d'Agoult), Nélida, Sand, Elle et lui, et Olga de Janina, Souvenirs d'une Cosaque, l'analyse au vitriol qu'en fait Barbey d'Aurevilly dans Les Bas-Bleus et la réponse « coup de cravache » à Barbey que Janina introduit dans la treizième édition de son roman.

Thèses

J'ai eu le plaisir d'être membre du comité de thèse de doctorat en anglais d'un de nos anciens étudiants qui a avait obtenu la maîtrise de français avec la mention « Très bien », Julian Bukalski, et de diriger la thèse de Honors Program d'une de nos spécialiste de français, Carrie Downing Larick, au printemps 2011.

Édition

Je continue à faire la revue des articles en italien et en français portant sur la biographie et l'autobiographie dans le magazine littéraire Studi Francesi, revues qui paraissent régulièrement dans le magazine littéraire Biography.

Administration

Je continue à être membre du Conseil de Study Abroad de l'Université de Hawaï.


2010

Last projects
Sand au jour le jour is a biographical & chronological essay concentrating on Sand and her relationship with Musset, Chateaubriand, Balzac, Stendhal, Flaubert, Baudelaire, Zola and a few others...
Quel tas de blagues is a reflexion on literature and on the teaching of literature. It starts with a reflexion on Rodolphe’s comment while he writes to Emma Bovary, continues with the modernity of Balzac in his novel, Les Employés,and ends on considerations concerning the teaching of literature hic et nunc.

Book reviews

Œuvres complètes de Chateaubriand. Vols I-II. Ed. by Béatrice Didier, Aurelio Principato and Emmanuelle Tabet. Paris: Champion. 2009. 1313 pp. ISBN 978-2-7453-1737-7
Œuvres complètes de Chateaubriand. Vols VI-VII. Ed. by Béatrice Didier, Philippe Antoine and Henri Rossi. Paris: Champion. 2008. 877 pp. ISBN 978-2-7453-1691-2
In Modern Language Review (MLR) 105. 3 (JULY 2010) published by MHRA (Modern Humanities Research Association): London. “With an unbroken publication record since 1905, The Modern Language Review (MLR) is one of the best known modern-language journals in the world and has a reputation for scholarly distinction and critical excellence” (in press)

Refereed article

Parce que c’était lui, parce que c’était moi: Retz et Charles II, toute une correspondance.Collection “Les Relations internationales à travers les traductions françaises au siècle de Louis XIV” published by SEPTET (Société d'Etudes des Pratiques et Théories en Traduction, université de Strasbourg II) and HTLF (Histoire des Traductions en Langue Française, université de Paris IV-Sorbonne) (in press)

Article submission
Banquet euphorique de Chateaubriand, agapes dysphoriques de George Sand. Under review for the refereed publication of the Actes du colloque de l’université de Chypre entitled utoBioPhagies, Collection « Littératures de langue française » with the participation of Philippe Lejeune, under the direction of Catherine Mayaux, Peter Lang

Translation

In the Shadow of Angkor. Contemporary Writings from Cambodia. Rpt. in Another Kind of Paradise: Short Stories from the New Asia-Pacific. Trevor Carolan, Ed. Boston: Cheng and Tsui, 2010. [In the Shadow of Angkor. Contemporary Writings from Cambodia.  Solicited co-translation of Kong Bunchhœurn’s Cambodian short story Une mystérieuse passagère into English. Originally published  in Manoa. University of Hawaii Press: Honolulu (pp. 128-136), 10 pp. Summer Issue 2004. Co-Translator: Theo Garneau (Participation 60%)

Referee


External referee for an article in Italian on the Imago mortis in Tomasi da Lampedusa’s Gattopardo submitted to the journal Crisolenguas, an e-journal of the Department of Foreign Languages at the University of Puerto Rico in Río Piedras. Crisolenguas provides a forum for scholars who work on literature, culture, language, linguistics, and film topics in French, Italian, German, and Portuguese, including topics in Classical Languages Latin and Greek. Crisolenguas is designed to disseminate and share the research of scholars with other scholars in the Caribbean and beyond.

Editing


As Contributing Review Editor for Biography (an interdisciplinary quarterly review published by University of Hawaii Press for the Biographical Research Center), I review book reviews published in French and/or in Italian in the Italian literary magazine, Studi Francesi. Biography (E-ISSN: 1529-1456) is now available in the Project MUSE electronic database of journals in the humanities and social sciences. For more details, email muse@muse.jhu.edu or visit http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/bio/. My reviews can be found in the following volumes in the section entitled “Reviewed Elsewhere” with the name of the literary magazine I review: Studi Francesi.
In January, I reviewed several articles on Stendhal, Sand and Nerval.

Service


I continue serving as elected member on UH SAC (Study Abroad Council) and serve as Chair of my department curriculum committee.

2009
Refereed article
Sur des Vers de George Sand OU le flirt poétique de George Sand, The French Review. Edited by Chris Pinet, AATF Press. Volume 83, No. 2: 76-87. The French Review is a national refereed literary journal indexed in the MLA. It was founded in 1927 and it has the largest circulation of any scholarly journal of French studies in the world; its yearly circulation is 10,500.
Editing
As Contributing Review Editor for Biography, in 2009, I reviewed articles on D’Aubigné, Arnaud d’Andilly, Marie Dorval, Nodier, Renan, Demartin du Tyrac, Michelet, Sand and de Beauvoir.
Service
Member on UH SAC (Study Abroad Council)
Chair of my department curriculum committee

2008 (Congé sabbatique)
Editing
As Contributing Review Editor for Biography, in 2008, I reviewed several articles on Sand and Diderot.
Service
Member on UH SAC (Study Abroad Council)

2007
Refereed article
Du côté de chez Virgile, à l’ombre des “Géorgiques” en fleurs. George Sand Studies. Edited by Françoise Massardier-Kenney, Tufts University Press, Volume 26: 14-26. George Sand Studies is published annually and is indexed in the Romantic Movement Bibliography and the Modern Language Association International Bibliography.
Article reviewed in Studi francesi (Jan. April 2009)
Referee
External referee for an article in English on Alfred de Falloux’s biography of Sophie Swetchine submitted to Biography and for another article in Italian on Marco Paolini’s theatrical work submitted to Crisolenguas
Editing
As Contributing Review Editor for Biography, in 2007, I reviewed articles on Verlaine, Raynal, Bouvier de La Mothe-Guyon, Sand, Chateaubriand, Stendhal
Service
Member on UH SAC (Study Abroad Council)


2006
Refereed articles
L’Advision d’Aurore, George Sand Studies. Edited by Françoise Massardier-Kenney, Volume 24: 50-60.

Sand et Chateaubriand dans Béatrix de Balzac: histoire d’une rencontre. Edited by Simone Bernard-Griffiths, Presses Universitaires Blaise Pascal, Collection “Révolutions et Romantismes” (189-210). Actes du Colloque organized by the Centre National de Recherches Révolutionnaires et Romantiques for the celebration of the Bicentennial of George Sand’s birth.

Promenade dans l’image des sports et de l’athlétisme depuis l’Antiquité, Inter-Textes. Edited by Georges Freris. Aristotle University Press, Greece, Volume 7: 207-217. Inter-Textes is an annual review under the direction of the Comparative Literature Laboratory of the Department of French Language and Literature in Thessaloniki, Greece.
Referee
External referee for an article in Italian on Antonio Salvi submitted to Crisolenguas.
Textbook, E-book, CD
Curiosités phonétiques: Manuel d’initiation à la lecture des textes littéraires par l’apprentissage de la
prononciation française. Dépôt : Société des Gens de Lettres, Paris : 2006. Available at Lulu.com. This manual is mostly designed for university students who want to specialize in French. It offers an initiation to French literature through the apprenticeship of French pronunciation. 
Curiosités phonétiques. CD (MP3) accompanying Curiosités phonétiques: Manuel d’initiation à la lecture des textes littéraires par l’apprentissage de la prononciation française. MP3 download # 450300 ; 26124 kb ; available at Lulu.com. This CD corresponds to the recording of all the oral exercises of Curiosités phonétiques: Manuel d’initiation à la lecture des textes littéraires par l’apprentissage de la prononciation française.
Editing
As Contributing Review Editor for Biography, in 2006, I reviewed articles on Chateaubriand, Sand, Sainte-Beuve, Rousseau, Balzac, Montalembert, Gautier, Stendhal, Hugo, Quinet.
Service
Chair of the French and Italian Division
Graduate advisor
Member of UH SAC (Study Abroad Council)


2005
Refereed articles and proceedings
Mémoires d’un chef d’œuvre: Stendhal mémorialiste de Retz, The French Review. Edited by Chris Pinet, AATF Press, Volume 79, No. 2: 368-378. 
Atalante et George Sand: Les femmes athlétiques d’Hésiode et de Balzac, Actes du Colloque International de  
Recherches sur les Littératures Modernes et Contemporaines, Université Aristote, Greece: 419-428.
Koiné or Lingua Franca: A Dilemna for Humanity and the Humanities, International Journal of the Humanities. Edited by Tom Nairn and Mary Kalantzis, Common Ground Publishing Pty Ltd, Australia, Volume 2, Number 1: 129-136.­The advisory committee of this international refereed journal is composed of eminent scholars among whom Gayatri Spivak.
Book review
Reviewer for Broken Lives and Other Stories, a 182 page book written by Anthonia C. Kalu. (Ohio University Press, Research inInternational Studies, Africa Series # 79). This review appears in CSSAAME (Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Vol. 25.2, Winter 2005: 509-510)
Translation
John Kekela’s Correspondence (Sept. 18, 1853- Aug.11, 1879). 383 pages. Solicited translation into French of the
correspondence written by Kekela, a Hawaiian missionary sent to the Marquises Islands. This translation was sponsored by the Andover Foundation of Archeological Research for a publication by the Société des Études Océaniennes or Haere Po No Tahiti Press.
Service
Chair of the French and Italian Division
Graduate advisor
Member on UH SAC (Study Abroad Council)


2004                                                                                               
Refereed articles
Stendhal, figure de proue d’une nouvelle critique littéraire du cardinal de Retz, The French Review. Edited by Chris Pinet, AATF Press, Volume 78, No.1, Oct. 2004: 104-115.
Toward the Crossroads or Toward the Road of the Cross?  The New Europe at the Crossroads”. Accepted for
publication but could not be published because there were not enough articles of quality to constitute a book.
Referee
External referee for an article on Annie Ernaux, another article on Germaine de Staël and Pierre Dupont de Nemours submitted to Biography, and for a book Scenarios: Pédagogie du Virtuel submitted to Heinle & Heinle.
Book reviews
Reviewer for Un journal à soi, a 215 page book written by Philippe Lejeune and Catherine Bogaert (Editions Textuel: Paris). This review appears in Biography, University of Hawaii Press (Vol. 27.3, Summer 2004: 645-9).
Reviewer for Samuel Beckett & Compagnie, a 160-page book written by Sjef Houppermans, published by
Rodolpi: 2003. This review can be found in Études Francophones, a review published in collaboration with the Conseil International d’Études Francophones by The University of Louisiana Press (Vol. 19-1, Spring 2004:  203-206).
Translations
In the Shadow of Angkor. Contemporary Writings from Cambodia.  Solicited co-translation of Kong Bunchhœurn’s
Cambodian short story Une mystérieuse passagère into English. Published  in Manoa. University of Hawaii Press: Honolulu (pp. 128-136), 10 pp. Summer Issue 2004. Co-Translator: Theo Garneau (Participation 60%).
Manoa is a “unique, award-winning Pacific literary journal of international writing that includes American and international fiction, poetry, artwork, and essays of current cultural and literary interest”.
Touchée par la déconstruction, Lettres françaises (October 2004). Lettres françaises is a monthly supplement of the notorious French newspaper, L’Humanité. This issue of Lettres françaises came out immediately following Jacques Derrida’s death. Invited writers were Cixous, Malabou, Steigler, Nancy, Adami, Bénézet, Berkman, Bourcier, Burattoni, Chaslin, Pignon-Ernest, Raynaud, Ristat, Vachez, and Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak (who solicited my translation of her article on Derrida). Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak is a Professor of Cultural Studies at Columbia University (NY), a leading figure in Cultural Studies Criticism, and the English translator of Jacques Derrida’s De la Grammatologie. Spivak is “canonized” in the Norton Anthology of Literary Criticism.
Editing
Service
Chair of the French and Italian Division
Graduate advisor


2003                                                                                              
Book
Vie du Cardinal de Rais habillé en femme. Panthéon: Paris, France, 2003 (208 pages). ISBN #2-84094-774-9
Available at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France (National Library of France) #BN 39040885  04-06157
Critical reading of André Bertière’s thesis on 17th c. memoir writer Cardinal de Retz. Retz’s writing is analyzed in light of Montaigne, Rancé, Choisy, Voltaire, Stendhal, Chateaubriand, Fumaroli and Kristeva.
Article (notes)
Christopher Miles’s The Maids & Jean Genet’s Les Bonnes.  Article solicited by the American Film Theater session at the Doris Duke Theater at Academy of Arts, Honolulu, Hawaii. April 2003.
Translation
Dictionnaire de la Musique en France au XIXè Siècle. Fayard: Paris, France. Solicited translations into French of
these dictionary entries: Carmen, L’Arlésienne, Jeux d’enfants, Prix de Rome, Jules Adenis, Leuven,
Lauzières-Thémines, La jolie fille de Perth, Don Procopio, Vasco de Gama, Ivan IV, etc.
Editing
Proceedings: Selected Papers from the Seventh/Sixth College-wide Conference for Graduate Students in Languages, Linguistics and Literature published by the College of Languages, Linguistics and Literature, distributed by the National Foreign Language Resource Center, University of Hawaii, Manoa. As the faculty advisor of this conference from 2002 to 2004, I supervised the edition of this 200-page publication yearly.
Service
Graduate advisor


2002 and before
Refereed articles
Esprits animaux et Esprit bête tout court appeared in a special edition of  Paroles Gelées published by UCLA Press.
Proceedings
America and the Dream of the Golden Age: Displaced Representations of Antiquity in Amerigo/America: Neworld/Neword was published by the Society for the Interdisciplinary Study of Social Imagery.
Abstracts
Towards a Necrography: Memoirs (1676) of Paul de Gondi, Cardinal de Retz (1673-1679) is an abstract published by Biography, University of Hawaii Press.
Book Review
Reviewer for Genesis, Manuscrits-Recherche-Invention, Autobiographie written by Philippe Lejeune and Catherine Viollet (Revue internationale de critique génétique. 2001: JMP, Paris, France) published in Biography, University of Hawaii Press (Vol. 25, Number 3, Summer 2002: 518-522).
Service
Graduate advisor
Film Translation
Waking Mele, shown in the Hawaii International Film Festival (Director: Ann Misawa).
Name of the People’s Doctor published by University of Hawaii Press (translation of George Hatem’s 90 page medical thesis necessary to write his book).

 

 

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