...Megan S. Lloyd This article discusses using Madame Bovary in the critical reading classroom. Madame Bovary is one of many texts assigned in Unruly Women and Iron Men, the author’s course introducing first-year students to college-level academic study with emphasis on critical reading and discussion...

... in Subjection . Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press. Derrida, Jacques. 1985 . The Ear of the Other: Otobiography, Transference, Translation , ed. Claude Lévesque and Christie V. McDonald, trans. Peggy Kamuf. New York:Schocken. Flaubert, Gustave. 1996 [1857]. Madame Bovary , trans. Eleanor...

... . Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press. Derrida, Jacques. 1985 . The Ear of the Other: Otobiography, Transference, Translation , ed. Claude Lévesque and Christie V. McDonald, trans. Peggy Kamuf. New York:Schocken. Flaubert, Gustave. 1996 [1857]. Madame Bovary , trans. Eleanor Marx Aveling...

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... .” College English 72 : 284 – 92 , louisvillearlo.files.wordpress.com/2010/07/rose.pdf . Schram Jamie . 2008 . “ And There He Ho’s Again: ‘Wicked’ Spitzer Linked to Busty Busted Madam’s Biz .” New York Post , 27 March . Schram Jamie Mollica Joe Mangan Dan . 2008 . “ Ice...

..., revolving around the famed, raunchy brothel La Feria. The brothel’s owner is our only major female character, Madame Lysiane, a woman in want of the attention of her lover, Robert, and who will eventually become Querelle’s lover as well. Robert is Querelle’s brother; he is constantly depicted...

... brothel La Feria. The brothel’s owner is our only major female character, Madame Lysiane, a woman in want of the attention of her lover, Robert, and who will eventually become Querelle’s lover as well. Robert is Querelle’s brother; he is constantly depicted as Querelle’s mirror image physically...

.... Set in the Belgian port town of Brest, Querelle shows us his expo- sure to an array of sexually charged characters and situations, revolving around the famed, raunchy brothel La Feria. The brothel’s owner is our only major female character, Madame Lysiane, a woman in want of the attention...

.... Set in the Belgian port town of Brest, Querelle shows us his expo- sure to an array of sexually charged characters and situations, revolving around the famed, raunchy brothel La Feria. The brothel’s owner is our only major female character, Madame Lysiane, a woman in want of the attention...

... Power in the Poetry of Sylvia Plath. Contemporary Literature 34: 620 69. Logan, William. 2002. You Must Not Take It So Hard, Madame. Review of The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath, ed. Karen V. Kukil. Salmagundi 135 36: 27 47. Middlebrook, Diane Wood. 1993. What Was Confessional Poetry...

... (roman numerals refer to student groups): Student Work Group I II III IV V VI 2.6 (Madam Beritola and her sons) + –    2.9 (Bernabo and his wife, Zinevra) –  + + + 5.1 (Ifigenia and the power of love) + –  10.10 (Gualtiere...

... about Booth. Because celebratory occasions depend on rhetoric, I begin with the bad and work my way to the good” (Langland 1991). As Tristram Shandy famously remarks, “The story of that, Madam, is long and interesting — but it would be running my history all upon heaps to give it you here...

...! But as the masculine pronouns so insistently Lonoff Education of Charlotte Brontë 463 PED 1.3-03 Lonoff 7/25/01 4:55 PM Page 463 demonstrate, student in this case equals boy. In contrast, Madame Heger s prospectus stresses health, both physical and moral. The establishment is in a salubrious setting, and its...

.... Elrich, Olive. 1917 . Letter to “Dear Madam,” 9 September. College of Human Ecology Records, Box 365, Folder 37, Michigan State University Historical Collections, East Lansing. Enstad, Nan. 1999 . Ladies of Labor, Girls of Adventure: Working Women, Popular Culture, and Labor Politics at the Turn...

... only to the extent that the curricular demands of language instruc- tion and literature courses in the various foreign languages leave our modern language faculty free to teach courses on texts in translation. The majority of students have little chance to read Don Quixote, Madame Bovary, or War...

... of their own sex to solidify and advance their own social standings. Two elucidative examples are characters from her first two novels,Vancenza; or, The Dangers of Credulity (1792) and The Widow; or, A Picture of Modern Times (1794), where Madame de Montalba and Amelia Vernon are anxious...