Racine's Athalie or the Power of Precedent
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2021-02-25
M. J. Muratore is currently Professor of French and Chair of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Missouri, Columbia, where she is a University Kemper Fellow and co-founder of the University of Missouri's Afro-Romance Institute for Languages and Literatures of the African Diaspora. Her primary focus of research is seventeenth-century French literature. She has published three books (The Evolution of the Cornelian Heroine; Cornelian Theater: The Metadramatic Dimension; Mimesis and Metatextuality in the Neo-Classical Text) and has contributed numerous scholarly articles addressing textual problematics in the works of neo-classical writers, including La Fontaine, La Bruyère, Racine, Perrault, Lafayette, and Molière. She is currently completing a book-length project entitled Expirer au féminin: Narratives of Female Dissolution in French Neo-Classicism.
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