Faculty
Christine Roulston
Department of French, Women's Studies and Feminist Research
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Education: BA, Southampton; PhD, University of Toronto
Research Interests
Feminist Theory; Queer Theory; Deconstruction; Eighteenth-Century Women Writers; The Epistolary Novel; Eighteenth-Century French and British Novel; Eighteenth-Century Constructions of Women's Friendship and Sexuality; Discourses on marriage; Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
Publications: Virtue, Gender and the Authentic Self in Eighteenth- Century Fiction (Florida, 1998); translations of Derrida's work, "Mallarmé," and "Before the Law," (Routledge, 1992) Articles published on Rousseau, Mme de Graffigny, Mme de Lafayette, Jane Austen, Charlotte Lennox, Female Friendship, Marriage. Currently working on book manuscript: After the Wedding: Narrating Marriage in the Eighteenth Century (SUNY Press).
Theses Supervised:
- LindaBeth Nichols: Engendering Heteronormativity: A Critical Analysis of Marriage in the United States as a Discursive Site of Cross-Institutional Practices, MA thesis, 2008
- Sarah Trimble: Monstrous: Action, Life and Citizenship in Science Fiction, MA thesis, 2007
- Zahra McDoom: Unsettled Identity: Rhizomes, Home and Diaspora in the West Indies, MA thesis, 2000
