Maureen Jameson
Associate Professor and Department Chair
Office: 901 Clemens Hall
Phone: (716) 645-2191 x 1172
Email: jameson@buffalo.edu
Website: Personal site
Degrees
- B.A. from Vanderbilt University
- M.A. from Princeton University
- Ph.D. from Princeton University
Areas of Specialization
- French narrative of the 19th and 20th centuries; Flaubert, Proust; contemporary hypertext writing and theorizing; humanities education and the web
Publications:
- "De Villequier à Pont-l'Evêque: un palimpseste flaubertien?" La Revue des Lettres Modernes: Histoire des Idees et des Littératures. 1165-1172:169-86. 1994
- "Mediation, parasitism, and intertextuality in La Chartreuse de Parme," French Forum. 17(3):261-79. 1992 Sept. Nicholasville, KY
- "Volupté: récit d'un crime," Romanic Review. Jan 1994 v85 n1 p49(14)
- "Métonymie et trahison dans L'Education sentimentale," Nineteenth-Century French Studies. 19(4):566-582. 1991 Summer. Lincoln, NE
- "Some thoughts on Flaubert and Intertextuality," Mid-Hudson Language Studies. 12(2):65-74. 1989. Westchester, PA
- "Promises and Challenges of Digital Libraries and Document Image Analysis: a Humanist's Perspective", in the Proceedings of the 2004 International Workshop on Document Image Analysis for Libraries published by the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), 2004. ISBN 0-7695-2088-X.
Current Research Projects
- Most of my professional energies are currently devoted to expansion and development of the LiTgloss website, where texts of literary and cultural interest are presented in their original languages, expertly annotated for American students. I'm also interested in the relationship between print narrative and hypertext.
Frequently Taught Courses:
- FR 550: Marcel Proust
- FR 211: Introduction to French Literature and Culture
- HMN 175: Literary hypertexts