US-RPB-ms2006.02 Naomi Schor papers1950-2002 Finding aid prepared by Denise Davis on behalf of the Pembroke Center for the Teaching and Research on Women and the Brown University Library. Curatorial work and processing provided by the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women on behalf of the Feminist Theory Archive, Brown University Library. Brown University Library
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English 71.5 Linear feet (71 record center boxes, 1 document box) 1950-2002 The Naomi Schor papers span the years from 1950-2002 and consist of personal and professional correspondence, literary manuscripts, research and teaching materials, and materials from her professional activities. The collection documents Schor's career as one of the foremost scholars of French literature and critical theory and a pioneer feminist theorist of her generation. Schor, Naomi Schor (Naomi) papers Biographical note

Naomi Schor, one of the foremost scholars of French literature and critical theory and a pioneer feminist theorist of her generation, held appointments at such universities as Columbia, Brown, Duke, Harvard, and Yale. From 1985 until 1989, she held the Nancy Duke Lewis Chair at Brown University; at the time of her death at the age of 58, Schor was the Benjamin F. Barge Professor of French at Yale University, where she had also earned her doctorate.

One of the leading interpreters of the writings of such French theorists and philosophers as Luce Irigaray, Jacques Lacan, Roland Barthes, and Jacques Derrida, Schor specialized in nineteenth-century French literature, writing extensively on Zola, Balzac, Sand, and Flaubert. A founding coeditor of "differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies", Schor was committed to challenging conventional understanding and to questioning not only what we take for knowledge but how knowledges are produced.

Born in New York City on October 10, 1943, Naomi Schor was the daughter of the renowned painter, goldsmith, and artist of Judaica, Ilya Schor. Her mother, Resia Schor, was also an artist. Both parents had fled from Poland to Paris to escape the Nazis, eventually reaching New York by way of Lisbon in December 1941.

Brought up in a home filled with art, music, and literature, Schor was educated at the Lycée Français in New York City and went on to earn her bachelor's degree at Barnard College in 1963. Her family was part of a community of artists and intellectuals, and the family spoke French at home.

The author of five books and more the fifty articles, as well as the editor of several collections, her monographs include Zola's Crowds (1978), Breaking the Chain: Women, Theory, and French Realist Fiction (1985), George Sand and Idealism (1993), and Bad Objects: Essays Popular and Unpopular (1995). Schor is, however, perhaps most known for her 1987 book Reading in Detail: Aesthetics and the Feminine, which brought meticulous attention to the gendering of the detail, long associated with the ornamental, the effeminate, the decadent, and the mundane. Her analyses drew from Renaissance painting, Greta Garbo, Kafka, Freud, Lukács, Dali, Eisenstein, and Duane Hanson, among others. The book, reprinted in 2006, continues to influence scholars across disciplinary lines, from French studies to art historians and visual artists.

She died suddenly December 2, 2001 at the age of 58 in New Haven, Connecticut. At the time of her death in 2001, she was working on a book project on universalism.

 Collection information

Materials of a personal nature including personal correspondence and personal papers (Box 5-15 and Box 70) are closed until January 2014. Materials relating to the work of students in courses with Naomi are restricted until January of 2081 (Boxes 71-72). Contact Manuscripts staff for exceptions to this restriction. All other materials are open without restriction. The collection can only be seen by prior appointment. These materials are stored off-site and cannot be produced on the same day on which they are requested.

Although Brown University has physical ownership of the collection and the materials contained therein, it does not claim literary rights. Researchers should note that compliance with copyright law is their responsibility. Researchers must determine the owners of the literary rights and obtain any necessary permissions from them.

Naomi Schor papers, Ms.2006.02, Feminist Theory Archive, Brown University Library.

 Scope and Contents note

This collection of personal and professional papers is organized into ten series and covers the years from 1950 to 2002.

Series 1: Juvenilia - These materials date from 1950-1963 and are split into three sections. The first covers her years at the Lycée Français and includes school notebooks and yearbooks. The second covers her undergraduate years at Barnard College and includes notes and essays. The third comprises oversized materials, including grammar-school projects, some posters from later in Naomi Schor's career, and four prints.

Series 2: Personal Correspondence - Her personal correspondence dates from 1956-2001 and is organized in two sub-series, the first arranged alphabetically by the name of the correspondent, the second arranged chronologically and spanning the years 1950 to 2001. These materials are restricted until 2014.

Series 3: Professional Correspondence - Her professional correspondence dates from 1961-2002 and is divided into four sub-series. The first is organized by year from 1961 to 2000. The second sub-series contains correspondence related to university business organized by institution. The third sub-series is her grant proposals and fellowship applications. The fourth sub-series are letters of recommendation and evaluations she wrote for others people filed alphabetically. All of her professional correspondence is restricted until 2014. The Letters of Recommendation are restricted until 2081.

Series 4: Literary Manuscripts - These date from 1969-2001 and consist of Naomi Schor's dissertation and books, arranged chronologically and by title; articles arranged by year of publication; book reviews organized alphabetically by author; and draft manuscripts by others (not Schor) arranged alphabetically.

Series 5: Research - Her research files date from 1970-2001 and include conferences, colloquia, and symposia arranged by year from 1970 to 2001; the researhc on particular subjects and authors are both arranged alphabetically.

Series 6: Teaching - Her teaching materials date from 1986-2001 and include course packets, research articles, lecture notes, and grading sheets for an NEH course in 1986, an SCT course in 1994, and various courses arranged by year from 1969 to 2001. A second grouping of teaching materials is comprised of students' theses, masters projects, and dissertations.

Series 7: Professional Activities and Service/Recognized Accomplishments - This series contains materials from 1980-2001 and includes curriculum vitas, awards, professional service documentation (including reviews and reports), and papers related to differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies.

Series 8: Printed materials, Audiocassettes, Course Packets - This material dates from 1969-2001 and comprises offprints by Schor and by other scholars, many of which are signed, audiocassettes of lectures and from the Flaubert Symposium, and course packets.

Series 9: Miscellaneous Items of Note - These materials dating from 1970-2002 include newsletters from Yale, the Pembroke Center, and miscellaneous libraries, a photograph of Schor with Jacques Derrida at Brown University, and tenure review materials.

Series 10: Personal Notes and Papers - These personal papers date from 1978-1990 and include legal documents from the case Schor v. Doubrovsky and an inventory of a safe deposit box. These papers are restricted until 2014.

This collection is divided into the following series: Series 1. Juvenilia Series 2. Personal Correspondence Series 3. Professional Correspondence Series 4. Literary Manuscripts Series 5. Research Series 6. Teaching Series 7. Professional Activities and Service/Recognized Accomplishments Series 8. Printed Materials, Audiocassettes, Course Packets Series 9. Miscellaneous Items of Note Series 10. Personal Notes and Papers

Administrative information

Gift of R. Howard Bloch in 2002.

There are no further materials anticipated for this collection.

 Names Christine Dunlap Farnham Archive. Feminist Theory Archive. Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women. Schor, Naomi Subjects Feminism--History Feminist theory Language and Literature Race, Ethnicity and Gender Occupations Professors Types of Materials Articles Grant proposals Lecture notes Letters (Correspondence) Manuscripts for publication Research notes Syllabi Juvenilia Series 1 1-4 1950-1963 Lycée Français 1-2 1950-1995 Lycée Français notebooks 1 1-9 Lycée Français notebooks 2 1-3 Lycée Français gradebooks 2 4 1950-1960 Prints of engravings that Cathy and I made 2 5 Lycée Français Yearbooks 2 6 1950-1956 Lycée Français Yearbooks 2 7 1958-1960 "Géographie," hand drawn and colored maps from class work 2 8 "Histoire," includes various papers and projects 2 9 Receipt for first check from "Young Set Magazine" 2 10 1995 Apr 7 From envelope "Our Play" (classe de seconde) 2 11 May 1960 Miscellaneous juvenilia 2 12-13 Exams, letters concerning Graduation 2 14 1961 Compositions since 4th grade 2 15 Lycée Français schoolwork 2 16 Naomi Schor trip to France and Europe 2 17 1961 Scope and Contents note

Contains receipts and itinerary from first trip to France, including sugar packets saved from trip.

 Liste des passagères 2 18 1961 Adlai Stevenson campaign material 2 19 1959 My Writings 2 20 Early fiction, poetry 2 21 Berlitz translation of birth certificate 2 21 1960 Barnard College 3 1-20 1961-1963 English final 3 1 January 1962 English notes and papers 3 2 1961-1962, 1964 Notes and papers 3 3 1961-1963 Notes and papers 3 4 1963 Class notebooks 3 5-6 Test Booklets 3 7 1961-1963 Barnard College Yearbook, Mortarboard 3 8 1962 Baudelaire and Coleridge 3 9 1963 German, French, English notebook 3 10 1963 College papers 3 11 1964 College papers 3 12-13 1965 Barnard Proseminar 3 14 1964-1965 French 152b Brombert, French 156b Peyre, "Romanticism, Zola, Proust" 3 15 1963-1965 French 145b, "Proust et le thème de la decadence" 3 16 1965 French 26, Religion 26, English, papers and exams 3 17 1963 Barnard University (?), French 161a, "Proust" 3 18 1965 Graduate course class notebooks 3 19 Oversized Juvenilia 4 1-5 Self portrait, architectural renderings and other drawings 4 1 School-related drawings and reports 4 2 Spiral drawing tablet, birthday drawing for Naomi from Mira 4 3 Two posters: Beauvoir deuxième sexe and Pouvoir populaire 4 4 1999? Four photographs and prints, mostly of Paris 4 5 Personal Correspondence Series 2 5-15, 70 1956-2001 Personal correspondence by correspondent 5-10 Apter, Emily 5 1 1987, 1990-1993 Bal, Mieke 5 2-3 1982-1984, 1989 Bartkowski, Fran 5 4 1992 Beaudoin, Patsy 5 5 1985-1991 Bergren, Paula 5 6.0-6.2 1964-1986 Bernheimer, Charles 5 7 1992 Blanchenay, Pierre 5 8.0-8.6 Bloch, Howard 5 9 Bossy, Michel-André (Baffa) 5 10.0-10.1 Bowly, Rachel 5 11 1985 Braidotti, Rosi 5 12 1984-1987 Brenner, Keith 5 13.0-13.7 Bretteville, Sheila Levrant de 5 14.0-14.11 1964-1993 Brombert, Victor 5 15 1965-1987 Brooks, Frances (Newman) 5 16 1988-1999 Butler, Judith 5 17 1992 Chambers, Ross 5 18 1992-1993 Chow, Rey 5 19 1993 Courtivron, Isabelle 5 20 1980 Crosby, Christina 5 21 1986, 1992-1993 Crosman, Inge and Rob 5 22 1979-1983 Culler, Jonathan 5 23 1975 Damisch, Teri 5 24.0-24.2 1972-1983 deJean, Joan 5 25 1982-1987 Derrida, Jacques 5 26 1982-1984 Doane, Mary Ann 5 27 1982-1992 Doubrovsky, Paula 5 28 1975 Doubrovsky, Serge 5 29.0-29.9 1972-1997 Dunn, Richard 5 30 1972 Epstein, Jerry 5 31 1981 Farrell, Michèle 5 32 1991 Felman, Shoshana 5 33 1979 Fischman, Susan 5 34 1987-1989 Gaillard, Françoise 5 35.0-35.2 1979-1999 Gallop, Jane 6 1.0-1.7 1977-1991 Genette, Babette 6 2.0-2.1 1981-1998 Gilcher Drumwright, Anna 6 3 1994 Girard, René 6 4 1977-1978 Grant, Richard 6 5 1970 Hamon, Phillippe 6 6.0-6.3 1977-1998 Herrnstein-Smith, Barbara 6 7 1992 Hess, Sally 6 8 1965-1970 Hiles, Clay 6 9 1969-1972 Horowitz, Richard 6 10 1966-1974 Horowitz, Darlene and Ira 6 11 1965-1972 Husserl-Kapitt, Susan 6 12 1967 Huston, Nancy 6 13.0-13.1 Hutcheon, Linda 6 14 1979 Jacobs, Carol 6 15 1989 Jardine, Alice 6 16.0-16.3 1979-1993 Johnson, Barbara 6 17 1979 Kamuf, Peggy 6 18 1983, 1992 Kaplan, Alice 6 19 1987-1994 Keineg, Katell 6 20 1992-1999 Keinig, Paol wedding cards and business 6 21 1982 Keineg, Paol marriage certificate 6 22 1982 Keineg, Paol 6 23.0-23.6 1979-1981 Keineg, Paol 7 1.0-1.7 1981-2000 Klein, Richard 7 2 1982 Kritzman, Lawrence 7 3 1979-1999 Lathers, Marie 7 4 1986-1993 Linderman, Deborah 7 5 1980-1981 Lipschitz, Tatiana 7 6 1978-1980 Leonhardt, Esther 7 7 1966 Leonhardt, Robert 7 8 1965-1967 Majewski, Henry 7 9.0-9.1 1978-1993 Marcus, Sharon 7 10.0-10.1 1986-2000 Marks, Elaine 7 11 1988, 1994-1997 May, Georges 7 12 1981 McDonald, Christie (Vance) 7 13.0-13.2 1965, 1974-1985, 1988 Miller, Nancy (Clougher) 7 14.0-14.2 1971-1975 Miller, Nancy K. 8 1.0-1.7 1977-1996 Mitchell, Robert 8 2 1977 Mitterand, Henri 8 3 1969-2000 Muller, Marcel 8 4 1977-1978, 1983 Newman, Karen 8 5.0-5.3 1980-1997, 2000 Orr, Linda 8 6 1989-1994 Petry, Sandy 8 7 1979-1992 Piriou, Francette 8 8 1992-1993 Pyre, Henri 8 9 1977-1978, 1988 Reed, Arden 8 10 1985, 1994-1995 Reichler, Claude 8 11 1981-1985, 1994 Riffeterre, Michael 8 12 1973-1979, 1982 Rogers, Nancy 8 13 1981, 1983 Rogers, Nathalie 8 14 1992-1994 Ronell, Avital 8 15 1992 Rooney, Ellen 8 16 1990, 1993 Rose, Jacqueline 8 17 1984 Ryerson, André 8 18.0-18.2 1963-1966 Ryerson, Simione 8 19 1965-1967 Said, Edward 9 1 1995 Schlick, Yaël 9 2 1990 Schor, Mira 9 3.0-3.11 1956-1996 Schor, Naomi 9 4.0-4.6 1959-1995 Schor, Resia 9 5.0-5.7 1956-1997 Scott, Joan 9 6 1985-1992 Sedgwick, Eve 9 7 1992 Solomon-Godeau, Abigail 9 8 1992 Steinberg, Sally 10 1 1982-1993 Stimpson, Catherine 10 2 1992, 1994 Stone, Harriet 10 3.0-3.1 1980-1993 Sulieman, Susan 10 4.0-4.2 1977-1991 Temerson, Catherine 10 5.0-5.8 1953-1967 Terdiman, Richard 10 6 1973-1984 Terzian, Debra 10 7 1989-1991 Thomson, Clive 10 8 1979 Todorov, Tzvetan 10 9 1973-1974, 1984 Vance, Gene and Christie 10 10 1967, 1970 Vance, Eugene (Gene) 10 11.0-11.1 1977-1982 Waller, Peggy 10 12.0-12.2 1979-2001 Weed, Elizabeth 10 13.0-13.2 1979-1997 Wolmark, Nina 10 14.0-14.1 1960-1998 Miscellaneous Personal Correspondence by Year 11-15, 70 1950-2001 Personal correspondence 11 1-7 1950-1956 Personal correspondence 11 8 1957 Personal correspondence 11 9-10 1958 Personal correspondence 11 11-17 1959 Personal correspondence 11 18-20 1960 Personal correspondence 11 21-27 1961 Personal correspondence 11 28-31 1962 Personal correspondence 11 32-33 1963 Personal correspondence 11 34-39 1964 Personal correspondence 11 77-84 1965 Personal correspondence 12 1-2 1966 Personal correspondence 12 3-11 1967-1972 Personal correspondence 12 12-16 1967 Personal correspondence 12 17-22 1968 Personal correspondence 12 23-29 1969 Personal correspondence 12 30-35 1970 Personal correspondence 12 36-42 1971 Personal correspondence 12 43-46 1972 Personal correspondence 12 47-53 1973 Personal correspondence 12 54-55 1974 Personal correspondence 12 56-63 1975 Personal correspondence 12 64-75 1976 Personal correspondence 12 76-77 1977 Personal correspondence 12 78-92 1978 Personal correspondence 12 93-110 1979 Personal correspondence 13 1-15 1980 Personal correspondence 13 16-25 1981 Personal correspondence 13 26-36 1982 Personal correspondence 13 37-43 1983 Personal correspondence 13 45-54 1984 Personal correspondence 13 55-65 1985 Personal correspondence 13 66-79 1986 Personal correspondence 13 80-92 1987 Personal correspondence 14 1-11 1988 Personal correspondence 14 12-19 1989 Personal correspondence 14 20-33 1990 Personal correspondence 14 34-43 1991 Personal correspondence 14 44-73 1992 Personal correspondence 15 1-12 1993 Personal correspondence 15 13-26 1994 Personal correspondence 15 27-34 1995 Personal correspondence 15 35-41 1996 Personal correspondence 15 42-47 1997 Personal correspondence 15 48-51 1998 Personal correspondence 15 52-55 1999 Personal correspondence 15 56-59 2000 Personal correspondence 15 60-64 2001 Personal cards and letters 70 1-4 Professional Correspondence Series 3 16-19 1961-2002 Professional correspondence by year 16-18 1961-2000 Barnard College 1961-1963 16 1 1961-1963 16 2 1963-1965 16 3 1966-1968 16 4 1969-1971 16 5-6 1972-1973 16 7 1974 16 8 1975 16 9 1976-1977 Job search materials 16 10 1977-1978 16 11 1978-1979 16 12 1980-1981 16 13 1981 16 14 1982 16 15 1983 16 16 1984 16 17 1985 16 18-19 1986 16 20-21 1987 16 22-23 1988 17 1-2 1989 17 3-4 1990 17 5-8 1991 17 9-10 1992 Professional correspondence 70 5 1992 17 11-12 1993 17 13-15 1994 17 16-17 1995 18 1-2 1995 18 3 1996 18 4 1997 18 5 1998 18 6 1998-1999 18 7 2000 Miscellaneous professional correspondence 18 8 University Business 18 9-32 1970-2002 Columbia University 18 9 1970-1975 Brown University Employee Orientation 18 10 1978 Brown University-related materials 18 11 1978 Brown University salary documents 18 12 1978-1989 Brown University French Department business 18 13 1979-1980 Brown University Awarding of Honorary Degrees 18 14 1980 Brown University Pembroke Center Fellowship 18 15 1983-1984 Brown University French Department business 18 16 1985 Brown University business 18 17 1988 Brown University Faculty Seminar Spring 18 18 1988 Duke University 18 19 1987-1995 Duke University business 18 20 1994 Duke University Center for the Humanities 18 21 1994 Harvard University 18 22 1991 Harvard University 18 23 1993-1994 Harvard University business 18 24 1995 Harvard University newspaper profile 18 25 1996 Harvard University French Department business 18 26 1996 Harvard University business 18 27 1997-1998 Yale University business 18 28 1999 Yale University business 18 29 1999-2001 Yale University job search, junior modernist 18 30 1999-2000 Yale University business 18 31 2000 Yale University French Department, applicants to program 18 32 2001-2002 Grant Proposals and Fellowship Applications 19 1-16 1962-1992 Draft of Pembroke Center Research Project, "The Cultural Constructions of the Female" 19 1 Woodrow Wilson Fellowship 19 2 1962-1964 Fellowship application materials 19 3 1965-1978 ACLS Fellowship 19 4 1976-1977 Grant, Center for Research on Women 19 5 1979 Proposal, Women’s Studies at Brown University 19 6 1979 National Endowment for the Humanities 19 7 1981 ACLS Summer Travel Grant 19 8 1983 ACLS 19 9 1986-1987 Guggenheim 19 10 1986-1987 ACLS and Guggenheim Project Proposal on George Sand 19 11 1986-1987 Guggenheim Fellowship 19 12 1989-1990 National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship for University Teachers 19 13 1989 National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship 19 14 1990-1991 National Humanities Center Fellowship 19 15 1992 Bellagio 19 16 2001 Letters of Recommendation and Evaluation - RESTRICTED 71 1-55 Ackerberg, Peggy - RESTRICTED 71 1 1998 Beauchamp, Bill - RESTRICTED 71 2 1986 Beizer, Janet - RESTRICTED 71 3 1987 Bernheimer, Charles - RESTRICTED 71 4 1985 Butler, Judith - RESTRICTED 71 5 1989 Crosby, Christina - RESTRICTED 71 6 1981 Danahy, Michael - RESTRICTED 71 7 1985 Frey, Julia - RESTRICTED 71 8 1997 Furman, Nelly - RESTRICTED 71 9 1987 Gallop, Jane - RESTRICTED 71 10 1985 Gilcher, Anna - RESTRICTED 71 11 1997 Gillain, Anne - RESTRICTED 71 12 1979 Golopentia, Sanda - RESTRICTED 71 13 1983-1984 Harari, Josue - RESTRICTED 71 14 1985 Hirsch, Marianne - RESTRICTED 71 15 1987 Huston, Nancy - RESTRICTED 71 16 Jardine, Alice - RESTRICTED 71 17 1985 Johnson, Barbara - RESTRICTED 71 18 1990 Jones, Nancy - RESTRICTED 71 19 1985 Kamuf,Peggy - RESTRICTED 71 20 1983-1987 Klein, Richard - RESTRICTED 71 21 1988 Kritzman, Lawrence - RESTRICTED 71 22 1989 Lathers, Marie - RESTRICTED 71 23 1989 Lesko, Debbie - RESTRICTED 71 24 1983 Marcus, Sharon - RESTRICTED 71 25 1993 Marks, Elaine - RESTRICTED 71 26 1987 Moi, Toril - RESTRICTED 71 27 1989 Moskos, George - RESTRICTED 71 28 1983 Mossman, Carol - RESTRICTED 71 29 1984 Nash, Suzanne - RESTRICTED 71 30 Newman, Karen - RESTRICTED 71 31 1984, 1988 Orr, Linda - RESTRICTED 71 32 1990 Oxenhandler, Neal - RESTRICTED 71 33 1990 Petrey, Sandy - RESTRICTED 71 34 1984 Prendergast, Christopher - RESTRICTED 71 35 1988 Rabine, Leslie - RESTRICTED 71 36 1978 Rand, Nicholas - RESTRICTED 71 37 1988 Reed, Arden - RESTRICTED 71 38 1989 Respaut, Michele - RESTRICTED 71 39 Rogers, Nathalie - RESTRICTED 71 40 1993 Rooney, Ellen - RESTRICTED 71 41 1989 Samuels, Maurice - RESTRICTED 71 42 1997-1999 Silverman, Kaja - RESTRICTED 71 43 1987 Stone, Harriet - RESTRICTED 71 44 1982 Strong, Beret - RESTRICTED 71 45 1984-1985 Suleiman, Susan - RESTRICTED 71 46 1980 Tedeschi, Richard - RESTRICTED 71 47 1985 Terzian, Debra - RESTRICTED 71 48 1989 Waller, Margaret - RESTRICTED 71 49 1999 Watson, Janell - RESTRICTED 71 50 1993 Weed, Elizabeth - RESTRICTED 71 51 1984 Weil, Kari - RESTRICTED 71 52 Weil, Lise - RESTRICTED 71 53 1987 Wilson, Lee - RESTRICTED 71 54 1991 Winkiel, Laura - RESTRICTED 71 55 1996 Literary Manuscripts Series 4 20-30, 70 1969-2001 Books and Dissertation 20-25 1969-1985 Dissertation research, Le cycle et le cercle, includes loose pages 20 1 Bound Yale dissertation, "Le cycle et le cercle" 20 2 1969 Dissertation copyright 20 3 1970 Zola’s Crowds, Johns Hopkins University Press correspondence 20 4 1977 Zola’s Crowds, original manuscript 20 5 1975 April Scope and Contents note

Includes letters from Victor Brombert and Rene Girard, and handwritten notes for revision.

 Zola’s Crowds, original manuscript Chapter II: "The Founding Myth" 20 6 1975 April Zola’s Crowds, original manuscript Chapter III: "Zola’s Crowds" 20 7 1975 April Zola’s Crowds, original manuscript Chapter IV: "Mediation" 20 8 1975 April Zola’s Crowds, original manuscript, variant of Chapter III, page 26 and two letters 20 9 1975 April Zola’s Crowds, annotated manuscript, outline, notes for Introduction 20 10 Zola’s Crowds, annotated manuscript, Chapter II: "The Founding Myth" 20 11 Zola’s Crowds, annotated manuscript, notes and revisions for Chapter II 20 12 Zola’s Crowds, annotated manuscript, Chapter III: "Zola’s Crowds" 20 13 Zola’s Crowds, annotated manuscript, notes and revisions for Chapter III 20 14 Zola’s Crowds, annotated manuscript, Chapter IV: "Mediation" 20 15 Zola’s Crowds, annotated manuscript, notes and revisions for Chapter IV 20 16 Flaubert and Postmodernism, proofs 20 17 1983-1984 Flaubert and Postmodernism, business correspondence 20 18 1984 Flaubert and Postmodernism, correspondence, draft of introduction 20 19 1980-1983 Flaubert and Postmodernism, articles, proofs 20 20 1984 Flaubert and Postmodernism, related articles 20 21 1985 Flaubert and Postmodernism, reviews 20 22 1985 Breaking the Chain, Columbia University Press, correspondence 21 1 1984 Breaking the Chain, draft 21 2.0-2.5, 3.0-3.3 1985 Breaking the Chain, proof 21 4 1984 Breaking the Chain, reviews 21 5-6 1985-1989 Briser la chaîne, HES Publisher’s correspondence 21 7 1988 Briser la chaîne, drafts of chapters, Salammbô enchaînee, L’ensorcelee 21 8.0-8.2 Briser la chaîne, manuscript 21 9 Briser la chaîne, French edition annotated manuscript 21 10-18 ca. 1985 Sublime Details: From Reynolds to Barthes, correspondence with University of California Press and Harvard University Press 22 1 1983-1985 Sublime Details: From Reynolds to Barthes, typescript with notes by Naomi Schor 22 2 Reading in Detail, correspondence with Methuen and Routledge royalty statements 22 3 1986-1998 Reading in Detail, Methuen permissions 22 4 Methuen catalogues 22 5 1987 Naomi Schor notes on "The Detail" 22 6 Research, Didi-Huberman 22 7 Research, notes and photocopy of Wey 22 8 Research, ornament 22 9 Research 22 10 Research, parts and fragments 22 11 Research: Detail 22 12 Detail: Research Notes 22 13 Detail: "Desublimation: Roland Barthes’s Aesthetics" 22 14 The Detail, Introduction 22 15 Reading in Detail, draft 22 16 1987 Reading in Detail, proof 22 17 Reading in Detail, edited manuscript 22 18 1987 Columbia University Press legal documents 23 1 1990-1991 Introductions, drafts with related articles 23 2 Engaging with Irigaray, bibliography 23 3 Engaging with Irigaray, correspondence 23 4-8 1990-1993 Engaging with Irigaray, manuscript 23 9-10 Engaging with Irigaray, submissions 23 11-12 Engaging with Irigaray, miscellaneous related articles 23 13-14 Detail: Lire Dans le Detail, Correspondence with Press (Nathan) 24 1 1994 Le Détail Literary, French edition manuscript, proposal, and excerpts 24 2 Le Détail, French edition early typescripts and later press manuscripts 24 3 Le Détail, French edition corrected manuscript 24 4-6 Le Détail, French manuscript 24 7-8 Le Détail, draft 24 9 1993 Lire dans le détail, French edition manuscript and corrections 24 10 Literary manuscript: Reading in Detail; French edition proofs 24 11-19 1994-1996 Le Détail chez Freud, original and marked manuscript, incomplete English version 24 20 Le Statut du détail chez Freud 24 21 Lire dans le detail, translated manuscript with notes 24 22 Detail: "The Detail in Roland Barthes Aesthetics" 24 23 1983? Detail: French Version, Annotated Manuscript 24 24-34 George Sand and Idealism, proofs 25 1-7 1992 Nov George Sand and Idealism, Chapter 7: "Living On: Flaubert’s Idealism" draft and research, notes 25 8 George Sand and Idealism, Columbia University Press correspondence and contract 25 9 1993 George Sand and Idealism, correspondence 25 10 1992 George Sand and Idealism, index notes 25 11 George Sand and Idealism, index 25 12 George Sand and Idealism, illustrations 25 13 1993 Manuscript with comments by Nancy Miller 25 14 1991 George Sand and Idealism, correspondence with Janell Watson 25 15 1992 George Sand and Idealism, Columbia University Press correspondence and reviews 25 16 1992 George Sand and Idealism, reviews 25 17 1993-1996 George Sand and Idealism, royalty statements 25 18 1997 Idealism in the Novel, literary manuscript with notes by Vanessa 25 19 1993 Bad Objects, drafts, correspondence 25 20 1994-1995 Articles by Naomi Schor 26-29 1976-2000 "Zola et l’enigme de la féminite" 26 1 1976 "Une Vie/Des Vides" 26 2 1977 Zola: "Le Delire d'interpretation, naturalisme et paranoia" 26 3 1978 Zola: "Sainte Anne: capitale du delire" 26 4 1978 Zola: "Mythe des origines, orignes des Mythes" 26 5 1978 Schor book reviews 26 6 1978 "Duane Hanson, Truth in Sculpture" 26 7 1979 "L’Ensorcelee, ou la scandalisee" 26 8 1979 "For a Restricted Thematics" 26 9 1979 "Le Statut du detail chez Freud" 26 10 1980 "Fiction as Interpretation, Interpretation as Fiction" 26 11-12 1980 "Marivaux: La Dispute" 26 13 1980 "Toward a History of the Detail" 26 14 1980 "Details and Decadence: End-Troping in Madame Bovary" 26 15-16 1980 "Female Paranoia: The Case for Psychoanalytic Feminist Criticism" 26 17 1981 "La Femme dans le roman du 19e siecle" 26 18 1981 "Femme et ville dans Salammbô" 26 19 1982 "Salammbô enchaînee: femme et ville dans Salammbô" 26 20-21 1982 1982 "Naturalizing Women: Germinie Lacerteux" 26 22 1982 "La Perodie: Superposition dans Lorenzaccio" 26 23 1982 "In the Academy, or Gendering Details" 26 24 1984 Details and Realism: Balzacs' Le Cure de Tours 26 25-26 1984 "Feminism and the Discourses of Sexuality" 26 27 1985 "Female Fetishism: The Case of George Sand" 27 1 1985 Eugenie Grandet: Mirrors and Melancholia 27 2 1985 "Beauvoir: A Thinking Woman’s Woman" 27 3 1986 "Introducing Feminism" book review 27 4 1986 "1876: Death of George Sand" 27 5 1987 "Idealism and the Family Romance" 27 6 1987-1988? "1833: George Sand, Leila, Scandalous Voices" 27 7 1988 "Idealism in the Novel" 27 8 1988 "Triste Amerique" 27 9-10 1988 "Fetishism and its Ironies" 27 11 1988-1989 "Devant le chateau, Au bonheur des dames" 27 12 1989-1991 "Leila and the Failures of Allegory" 27 13 1989 "This Essentialism Which is Not One" 27 14 1989 "Rereading in Detail: or, Another Look at Idealism" 27 15 1989 MLA Introduction to Scholarship, "Feminist and Gender Studies," drafts 27 16-20 1989-1991 "Fetishism" 27 21 1990 "Feminism and George Sand" 27 22 1991-1992 "Triste Amerique" 28 1 1992 "The Righting of French Studies," in "Profession" 28 2 1992 Responses to "The Righting of French Studies" by Odile Hullot-Kentor and Thomas Pavel 28 3 1993 "Cartes Postales: Representing Paris" 28 4-6 1900-1992 "Collecting Paris" 28 7 1993 Scope and Contents note

Includes negatives and prints from postcard collection.

 "Indiana: George Sand," Introduction by Naomi Schor, Oxford University Press 28 8 1994 "French Feminism Is a Universalism" Edited draft 28 9 1994 "French Feminism Is a Universalism" 28 10 1995 "Details and Dialectics: Hegel’s Aesthetics" 28 11 1995? "Romancing the Dead: One Hundred Years of Melancholy" 28 12-15 1996 "Mauprat," Introduction 29 1 1997 "France: 1850-1914" 29 2 1997 "Difference/Differences," coauthored with Elizabeth Weed, published in "Critical Terms in Gender Studies" 29 3.0-3.1 1998 "Pierre et Gilles: Iconists" 29 4 1998 "Thanks Bill, We Needed That" 29 5 1998 Introduction to Charles Bernheimer posthumous book 29 6 1998-2001 "Blindness as Metaphor" 29 7.0-7.1 1999 "Renaud Camus Affair" 29 8 2000 "Pensive Texts and Thinking Statues: Balzac with Rodin" 29 9-11 2001 "Male Lesbianism" 29 12-13 2001 "French Universalism" 29 14 2001? "Jewish Literature in French after 1945" 29 15 "Rousseau’s Depositaire" 29 16 Parite - Differences 29 17 1998 Articles: "Domestic Orientalism" 29 18 1998 Book Reviews by Naomi Schor 29 17-24 1982-1984 Barrows, Susanna, "Distorting Mirrors," in "The Psychoanalytic Review" 29 19 1982 Bernheimer, Charles, "Flaubert and Kafka" 29 20 1982 Carlut, Charles et al., "A Concordance to Flaubert’s L’Education Sentimentale," published in "French Review" 29 21 1980 Con Davis, Robert, "The Fictional Father," published in "Novel" 29 22 1982 Debray-Genette, Raymonde, "Flaubert a L’oeuvre," published in "19th Century French Studies" 29 23 1980 Hamon, Philippe, "Systeme des personages," published in "L’esprit createur" 29 24 1983-1984 Mitterand, Henri, "Le discours du roman" 29 25 1981 Petrey, Sandy, "History in the Text," published in "French Forum" 29 26 1980 Literary Manuscripts and Drafts by Other Authors 30, 70 Manuscript by unknown author 30 1 Barrett to Brooks 30 2 Carpenter to Cook 30 3 Cohen, Margaret 30 4 Daemmerich to Duplessis 30 5 Elam, Weigman, editor, "Feminism Beside Itself" 30 6 1994 Finas to Fish 30 7 1983, 1989 Gallop, "The Monster in the Mirror" and "Critically Queer" 30 8 1983 Jane Gallop: Irigaray, Lacan and Sade; An Unauthorized Reading of Lacan 30 9 1978-1979 Galster to Grimaud 30 10 Hamon to Huston 30 11 1979-1998 Jardine to Judovitz 30 12 1981-1987 Kamuf to Kuhn 30 13 1980-1991 Leefmans 30 14 Marks, Elaine "New French Feminisms" 30 15 1990 Miller, Nancy 30 16 Majewski to Morton 30 17 1988-1990 Nesci 30 18 Peel to Prince 30 19 Reed, Roberts 30 20 Sedgwick, Eve 30 21 Schulman to Suleiman 30 22 Thomas, Jean-Jacques 30 23 Waller to Willis 30 24 Murphy, Sara, "Refusing to Confess," journal submission to Keith Busby 70 6 1999 Nov 12 Miscellaneous papers by Norris, Murray, and Roberts for class credit and journal submissions 70 7 Research Series 5 31-45, 70 1970-2001 Conferences, Colloquia, Symposia 31-34 1970-2001 Colloque Toronto Program 31 1 1970 Modern Language Associaton Program 31 2 1970 Proust Centennial, University of Illinois 31 3 1971 May Modern Language Association, "Superposition of Models in La Légende des siècles" 31 4 1971 May The Two Saussures, Semiotext(e) Colloquium, Columbia University 31 5 1974 Apr 12-1974 Apr 13 "Ecriture et parole dans Madame Bovary" Columbia University 31 6 1974 Colloquium on 19th Century French Studies 31 7 1977 Oct "Le Statut du détail chez Freud," Montréal 31 8 1978 Mar Colloque sur le fragment, Montréal 31 9 1978 Mar Semiotic Society of America Conference 31 10 1978 Crystal Eastman on Women, Columbia University Seminar on Women and Society 31 11 1978 The Scholar and the Feminist VI: The Future of Difference, Barnard College 31 12 1978 Apr 21 Fifth Annual 19th Century French Studies Colloquium 31 13 1979 Modern Language Association Workshop, "The Question of Psychoanalysis in Feminist Criticism" 31 14 1979 Modern Language Association, correspondence 31 15 1979 "Psychoanalysis and Feminism," Brown University 31 16 1979 Apr 27 "Madame Bovary," transcription 31 17 1979 Modern Langauge Association, "Eugénie Grandet" 31 18 1979 Conference announcements 31 19 1979-1980 "Salammbô Enchainée" 31 20 1980 "Literary Criticism," Georgetown University 31 21 1980 Jun 19-1980 Jun 20 Flaubert Colloquium, Paris 31 22 1980 Nov Brown University Flaubert Symposium 31 23-30 1980 Nov 6-1980 Nov 8 Sarah Doyle Center, Brown University 31 31 1980 Dec 11 Colloque sur l'Histoire et la Théorie de la Parodie, Queens University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada 31 32-33 1981 Oct "Feminist Criticism: An Introduction" 31 34 1982 Oct 14 "Female Fetishism: The Case of George Sand," 19th Century Colloquium 31 35 1982 Oct 14 "Salammbô," Smith College 31 36 1982 Oct 14 Modern Language Association Special Session, "Intimate Influences: The Writing Couple" (originally "Intersextualities") 31 37 1982 Modern Language Association, Roland Barthes: Necrologies 31 38 1982 Eighth Annual 19th Century French Studies Colloquium 31 39 1982 Conference, "The Scholar and the Feminist IX," Barnard College 31 40 1982 Lectures sponsored by the Brown University French Department 31 41 1982-1983 Conference, "Women and Signs," Urbino, Italy 32 1 1983 Conference, Smith College Project on Women and Social Change, Brown University 32 2 1983 Seminar, "Women and Words," Brown University 32 3 1983 "The Novel East and West, Encounters and Exchanges," University of Pittsburgh 32 4-5 1983 "Cultural Constructions of the Female," Pembroke Center, Brown University 32 6-7 1983-1984 Lectures sponsored by the Brown University French Department 32 8 1983-1984 "Unwriting Lamiel," University of Pennsylvania 32 9 1984 "Response to Jeffrey Mehlman," Northeastern University 32 10 1984 Second Colloquium on 20th Century Literature in French 32 11 1984 Kentucky Foreign Language Conference 32 12 1984 Apr "After the Second Sex" 32 13 1984 Apr Lectures sponsored by the Brown University French Department 32 14 1984-1985 "Feminism and the Discourses of Sexuality," Pembroke Center Conference 32 15 1985 Apr 14-1985 Apr15 "The Personal is the Critical," Hamilton College 32 16 1985 "Introduction," Cornell University 32 17 1985 May Pembroke Colloquium, Pembroke Center, Brown University 32 18 1985 Mar 14-1985 Mar 16 Harvard Seminar on Feminist Literary Theory 32 19 1985 Lectures sponsored by the Brown University French Department 32 20 1985-1986 "Lire la Petite Fadette," Pomona College 32 21 1986 Columbia Seminar on Women, Columbia University 32 22 1986 Seventh International George Sand Conference, Hofstra Cultural Center, Hofstra University 32 23 1986 Oct 16-1986 Oct 18 "The Portrait of a Gentleman," Georgetown University 32 24 1986, 1988 "Women and Representation," National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Brown University 32 25 1986 "Idealism in the Novel," Nancy Duke Lewis Chair Lecture 32 26 1987 "This Essentialism Which Is Not One," Grinnell College Lecture with response by Andrew Parker 32 27 1987 "This Essentialism Which Is Not One," University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa 32 28 1987 Oct Panel, Theorizing the Feminine," chaired at International Association for Philosophy and Literature, University of Kansas 32 29 1987 Apr "Reading and Writing the Female Body," Grinnell College 32 30 1987 Colloquium in Nineteenth-Century Studies, Northwestern University 32 31 1987 Conferences, "Our Academic Contract: The Conflict of the Faculties in America," University of Alabama 32 32 1987 Oct Modern Language Association, "Coming to Grips with Irigaray" 32 33 1987 "L'idéalisme dans le roman," Montréal 32 34 1987 Mar "Flaubert and Madame Bovary" Barnard College 32 35 1987 "Eroticism of the Body Politic," University of Pennsylvania 33 1 1988 "Postmodernism, History, Culture," University of California Davis 33 2 1988 Conference on Romance Languages and Literatures, University of Cincinnati, Ohio 33 3 1988 May 11-1988 May 13 Modern Language Association, "Reading the Two Georges: Sand, Eliot, and the Making of Feminist Canons" 33 4 1988 "Aiming a Canon at the Curriculum," Brown University 33 5 1988 May 12 Modern Language Association, "Thème et Version" 33 6-7 1988 Colloquium in Nineteenth-Century French Studies, University of New Hampshire 33 8 1989 "My Life as a Female Academic," Brown University 33 9 1989 Mar 18 "Women and the French Revolution," UCLA 33 10 1989 Oct "Recent French Theory: Thinking against the Revolution," Rhode Island College 33 11 1989 Feb "Rereading in Detail" 33 12 1989 Lectures sponsored by the Duke University Department of Romance Studies 33 13 1989-1990 "Gender and Representation," Duke University 33 14 1990 Mar 24-1990 Mar 25 College Art Association, New York City 33 15 1990 Feb Interview with Naomi Schor transcript 33 16 1990 Colloquium in Nineteenth-Century Studies, University of New Orleans 33 17 1991 Oct Modern Language Association, "Criticism and Diversity" 33 18 1991 Modern Language Association, "Culture Wars" 33 19 1991 Modern Language Association, "Il et Elle: Nohant et Croisset" 33 20 1991 "Il et Elle: Nohant et Croisset," Colloque International de Nohant 33 21 1991 "Corinne as the Third Woman," 18th Annual Colloquium on Nineteenth-Century French Studies 33 22 1992 "A Canon for the 20th Century," Yale University 33 23 1993 Oct 1-1993 Oct 2 Derrida lecture at Duke University 33 24 1993 Oct "French Feminism Is a Universalism," Brown University 33 25-26 1993 Apr 26 Modern Language Association, "Depression in the Nineties" 33 27 1994 XI Colloque International George Sand 33 28 1994 May 2-1994 May 6 "Sex et Sexualities," with response to Jim Creech 33 29 1995 Feb "Feminism beside Itself," Indiana University 33 30 1995 Mar "What did French Feminism do to the Canon?" Northwestern University 33 31 1995 Apr "Romancing the Dead," Pembroke Center, Brown University 33 32 1995 Sep 29 "Romancing the Dead," University of Mississippi 33 33 1995 Nov 6 "Romancing the Dead," Ole Mississippi 19th Century French Studies Keynote Address 33 34 1995-1996 "One Hundred Years of Melancholy," The Zaharoff Lecture 33 35 1996 "Romancing the Dead," drafts 33 36 1995 Modern Language Association, "What Are 19th Century French Studies?" 33 37 1995 Modern Language Association, "The Crisis of French Universalism" 33 38 1996 Nineteenth-Century French Studies, Brittany 34 1 1997 "Reconsidering French Civic Culture," Center for European Studies, Harvard University 34 2 1997 Sep Modern Language Association/WBRU "Hard Times" 34 3 1997 Nov 19th Century French Studies 34 4 1997 Einstein Forum: Symposium on Ornament, Potsdam 34 5 1998 Jun "The Crisis of Universalism in France," La Maison Française, Columbia University 34 6 1998 Apr 2 "Antisemitism, Jews and the Universal," lecture for "Sartre: The 50th Anniversary of the American Translation of Anti-Semite and Jew" 34 7 1998 Oct "Jewish Francophilia," lecture for Modern Language Association, "Discours antisemites et philosemites" 34 8 1998 Dec 27 Sartre: Anti-Semite and Jew 34 9 1998 Apr "Texte et Pensee: Balzac avec Rodin," Colloque de London, Ontario 34 10 1998 Sep Modern Language Association, "The Crisis of French Universalism" 34 11-12 1998-1999 "Text and Thought: Balzac with Rodin," University of Michigan and Harvard University 34 13 1999 Mar-1999 Apr Modern Language Association, "Male Lesbianism" 34 14 1999 "Pensive Texts and Thinking Statues: Balzac with Rodin," School of Criticism and Theory at Cornell University 34 15 1999 Jun 22 "Pensive Texts and Thinking Statues: Balzac with Rodin," Harvard University 34 16 1999 "Beauvoir: Pour une édition critique du Deuxième sexe," Catholic University of Eichstatt 34 17-18 1999 Nov "France in Europe, Europe in France" 34 19 1999 "Wither Feminism? Been There, Done That" 34 20 1999 May "Agape and Anorexia," 19th Century French Studies, 25th Colloquium 34 21 1999 Oct French and Francophone 34 22 1999 Nov "Seeds of Liberation: Sowing Radical Ideas in Conservative Times," The Humanities Institute at Stony Brook 34 23 2000 Oct "The Crisis of French Universalism," Notre Dame University 34 24 2000 Feb Matters of Representation: Feminism, Theory, the Arts, SUNY Buffalo 34 25 2000 Mar-2000 Apr Gender and Politics in France, Rutgers University 34 26 2000 Apr 7 "Back to Barthes" 34 27 2000 Dec 8-2000 Dec 9 "The Edge," Pembroke Center Colloquium 34 28 2001 Apr "Bureaucracy and the Copying-machine," Pembroke Center-Twentieth Anniversary Celebration, Brown University 34 29 2001 Apr 21 "Gender Matters," Yale University 34 30 2001 Sep Colloquium in Nineteenth-Century Studies, University of Wisconsin 34 31 2001 Oct "Presentation of French Universalism," Whitney Humanities Center, Yale University 34 32 2001 Jan 2 "Getting Visual," Institute for French Cultural Studies 34 33 2001 Jun 22 French Cultural Studies Institute, Dartmouth 34 34 2001 "Visualizing Zola," AIZEN 34 35 2001 Oct "Engendering Universalism" 34 36 "Sexual Hermeneutics" 34 37 "Construction of Identities," University of Richmond 34 38 "La Thématique restreinte," Maison Française, Columbia University? 34 39 "The Double as Victime émissaire" 34 40 Lacan notebook from seminar in Paris 70 8 1976-1977 Research by Subject 35-43 Abelard 35 1 L’affaire Papin 35 2 Africa 35 3 Another Sleeping Beauty 35 4 Autobiography 35 5-6 L’autobiographie en France 35 7 Barthes (includes lecture notes) 35 8-9 Balzac and Rodin (includes slides) 35 10-11 Baudelaire 35 12-15 Baudelaire and Bohemianism (Schor notes) 35 16 Baudelaire and Paris articles 35 17.0-17.1 La Belle Epoque 36 1-2 Benda, Julian 36 3 Bureaucracy 36 4 Carmen 36 5 Chateaubriand 36 6 Chevalier, Maurice 36 7-9 Scope and Contents note

Includes slides.

 Cities 36 10 Cultural Studies 36 11 Culture Wars 36 12 Dandysme 36 13 Darmester, Jews 36 14.0-14.1 De Latouche, Olivier 36 15 de L’Aveyron, Victor 36 16 deMan, Paul 36 17 Derrida, Jacques 36 18 De Stael, Corinne or Italy 36 19 Detail and Realism 37 1 Le Detail 37 2 The Detail 37 3 Duras and Stendhal 37 4 Eighteenth Century aesthetics 37 5 English Painting 37 6 This Essentialism Which Is not One 37 7-8 1982-1987 European fin de siècle 37 9 1978 L’Eve future 37 10 Feminism (A to Derrida) 37 11 Feminism (DuP to I) 37 12 Feminism (J to Q) 37 13-14 Feminism (R to Z) 37 15-16 Feminism, African-American 37 17 Freud, Essays on Femininity 38 1 Flaubert 38 2.0-2.1 Flaubert, Madame Bovary 38 3 Flaubert, Salammbô 38 4-5 Flaubert/Sand Correspondence 38 6 Flaubert, Trois Contes, with signed offprint from Raymonde Genette 38 7 Foucault 38 8 Francillon: Dumas Fils 38 9 Frank, Anne 38 10 French Art Criticism 38 11 French Intellectuals 38 12 1998 French Painting 38 13-14 French Women Writers 38 15 Gender 38 16-17 Genealogical Idealism 39 1 Girodet 39 2 Greimas to Lacan 39 3 Heidegger 39 4 1980 Idealism 39 5 Idealism in the Novel 39 6-7 Isms 39 8 1993 Henry James 39 9 Kafka/Dostoyevsky, Doubles 39 10 Kleptomania 39 11 Lacan, Derrida, Riffaterre 39 12 Lacan 39 13 Lacan, Ecole Freudienne 39 14 1979 Lesbianism 39 15 Laughter 39 16-17 Literary Criticism 39 18 Lorenzaccio, Musset 39 19 1978 Lukacs 39 20 Mallarme 39 21 Marx and Engels 39 22 Maternal Metaphor 40 1 Minority Discourse 40 2 Misogyny 40 3 Montesquieu and Women 40 4 2000 Morrison, Toni, Sula 40 5 Napoleon 40 6 2001 Parité 40 7 1993-1997 Peguy, Charles 40 8 Pensif text search 40 9 1997 La Perodie 40 10 1980 Scope and Contents note

Includes related articles and notes.

 Philosophie 40 11 Philosophie du 19ème 40 12 The Politics of Idealism 40 13-14 Post Card 40 15-16 1989 Cartes postales; Representing Paris 1900 40 17 Post Card 40 18 1992-1993 Post-Modernism 40 19 Post-Modernism/Feminism 40 20 1994-1995 Post War French-Jewish Writers 40 21 1996-1998 Psychoanalysis/Freud 40 22 1986-1987 Psychoanalysis in France 40 23 1976-1977 Race and Ethics 40 24 1988 Reynolds 40 25 Riverol, Antoine 40 26 Romantisme 40 27 1982-1983 Reading Double: Sand’s Difference 41 1-2 Scope and Contents note

Includes drafts of article.

 Sand, Realism, Detail 41 3 Sand, Paris, Bernica 41 4 Sand, miscellaneous 41 5-9 Sand Texts, Jean Ziska 41 10 Sand Texts, Indiana 41 11-12 Scope and Contents note

Includes notes by Naomi Schor.

 Rousseau’s dépositaire 42 1 Senghor, Leopold: Anthologie de la Nouvelle Poésie 42 2 Speech Act Theory 42 3 Stendhal, Lamiel 42 4 The Sublime 42 5 Trips and Tropes 42 6 1994 The Uncanny, Jentsch/Cixous 42 7 Universalisme, research 42 8-9 Universalism, introduction drafts 42 10 Universalism, French Universalism, Chapter 1, "What is Universalism?" 42 11 Universalism, Chapter 2, "The Crisis of French Universalism" 42 12 Universalism, French Universalism, Chapter 3, "Language Wars: France vs. Germany" 42 13 Universalism, Chapter 3, "Language Wars: De l’Allemagne" 42 14 Universalism, Chapter 4, "De l’Allemagne" 42 15 Universalism, "The Crisis in French Universalism, A Franco-German Story" 42 16 1998-1999 Winnicott, Playing and Reality 42 17 Women 42 18 1976-1978 Women in French 42 19 Women’s Studies 42 20 1987, 1992 Yourcenar, Marguerite 42 21 Zola 42 22-25 Zola and the Postcard 42 26 Research by Author 43-45, 70 Adorno to Arthur 43 1 Badiou to Baudoin 43 2 Belateche to Butor 43 3 Carles to Crosman 43 4 Danahy to DeRougemont 43 5 Derrida to de Duve 43 6 Eberhardt to Ettin 43 7 Fassin to Furniss 43 8 Gaillard to DeGouges 43 9 Goulemot to Gunew and Spivak 43 10 Habib to Herzel 44 1 Hodges to Huyssen 44 2 Ihnayan to Iser 44 3 Jacobus to Joppke 44 4 Kahane to Kolakowski 44 5 Kolodny to Kulik 44 6 LaCapra to LeCueur 44 7 Leca to Lowenstein 44 8 MacCannell to Miller 44 9 Miller, H. to Murphy 44 10 Nash to Nykrog 44 11 Offen to Porter 44 12 Rabine to Rinvet 44 13 Said to Seba 45 1 Showalter to Swann 45 2 Tanner to Tuchman 45 3 Valery to Vincent 45 4 Waters to Zucker 45 5 Articles by unknown authors 45 6-7 Miscellaneous newspaper clippings 45 8-9 1980-2002 Photocopy of newspaper article on Sarah Kofman’s suicide 45 10 1994 Serge Doubrovsky newspaper articles 70 9 Serge Doubrovsky article drafts 70 10 Reviews, "Un Amour de Soi" with letter Annie to Rachel 70 11 Teaching Series 6 46-59, 70 1986-2001 Course packets, Research Articles, Lectures Notes, Grading Sheets 46-56, 70 1986-2001 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, application materials 46 1 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, notes 46 2 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, notes and drafts 46 3 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Applicant correspondence and notes - RESTRICTED 72 9 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, rejected applicants 46 4 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Dale Bauer 46 5 1986-1987 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Sarah Gallagher 46 6 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Diana George 46 7 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Catherine Green 46 8 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Sue Huseman - RESTRICTED 72 9 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Patricia Johnson 46 10 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Mary Pinard 46 11 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Brenda Powell 46 12 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Patricia Sharpe 46 13 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Sharyn Udall 46 14 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Carol Wenzel-Rideout 46 15 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Julie Rivkin 46 16 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Janice Sokoloff 46 17 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, correspondence 46 18 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Notes: Corinne, Indiana, Villette 46 19 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Notes: Madame Bovary, Nana 46 20 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, Notes: Portrait of a Lady 46 21 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, class notes 46 22 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, articles and bibliographic searches 46 23 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, participant reports 46 24 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, seminar business and financial information 46 25 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, proposal and correspondence 46 23 1986 National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar, application for 1988 session 46 26 1987 The School of Criticism and Theory at Dartmouth College NAS Summer Seminar 46 27-31 1994 Course grade book - RESTRICTED 71 56 1969-1970 Courses: Materials, “Des voiles” handout 47 1 Columbia University, C3653x: "Novel to 1930" 47 2 1971 Courses: FRG4502y: "19th Century Literature II" (poetry) 47 3 1972 Reid Hall Fall Institute, bibliography and report 47 4 1972 Reid Hall correspondence, general information. 47 5 1972-1973 Scope and Contents note

Includes photographs of participants.

 Reid Hall final exams - RESTRICTED 71 57 1973 Reid Hall French C3334y, C3335q, notes - RESTRICTED 71 58 1971-1976 Columbia University grade books - RESTRICTED 71 59 1972-1976 Course grade book - RESTRICTED 71 60 1973-1974 French G8715y, "The Detail" 47 6 1973 French G8511, "Zola" 47 7 1973 French W3652y, "Flaubert/Zola" 47 8 1974 Student recommendations and correspondence - RESTRICTED 72 11 1975-1992 Columbia University, Comparative Literature G6709y: "Literature of the Scapegoat from Rousseau to Camus" 47 9 1975 Courses: FR 3441y - RESTRICTED 71 61 1974 French S3303j, "19th Century Texts" 47 10 1975 Student papers and theses 47 11 1975 French G4501x, "19th Century French Literature: The Novel" 47 12 1975 French G4502y, "19th Century French Literature Poetry" 47 13 1976? French 3333x, "The Study of Literature" 47 14 French W3652y, 19th Century French Literature, "The Novel" 47 15 1976? French C3334y - RESTRICTED 71 62 1976 Columbia University student recommendations - RESTRICTED 71 63 Student thesis proposals 47 16 1976-1977 Student papers and theses 47 17 1977 French W3651, "Prose Fiction to 1900" - RESTRICTED 71 64 1977 French C1201, C12024 - RESTRICTED 71 65 1977-1978 Brown University French Studies Curriculum 47 18 1977-1985 Columbia University, 19th Century French Literature G8715y, "Le Detail" 47 19 1978 Student recommendations - RESTRICTED 71 66 1977-1978 Columbia University, French 217 19th Century French Literature, "Le Detail" - RESTRICTED 71 67 1978 Columbia University, Major French Writers French 0121 48 1 1978 Graduate advisees 48 2 1979 Paol Keineg preliminary proposal 48 3 1979 French W3652y, "19th Century French Novel" 48 4 1979? Columbia University, French 0035, "Literature and Literary Method" - RESTRICTED 71 68 1979 Columbia University, French 0106, "19th Century French Literature" 48 5 1979 19th Century French Novel 48 6 1979 Columbia University, French 0035, "Literature and Literary Method" - RESTRICTED 71 69 1979 Columbia University, French 0217, "19th Century French Literature: Flaubert" 48 7 1979 Brown University grade change forms - RESTRICTED 71 70 1979-1980 Angela Overvold 48 8 1979-1981 Student performance reports - RESTRICTED 71 71 1979-1983 Denise Rochat-Felix, recommendations, correspondence - RESTRICTED 72 1 1980-1983 Brown University Honors Program in Comparative Literature, independent students 48 9 1980-1983 Independent Studies honors theses - RESTRICTED 72 2 1980-1988 Brown University, French 107, "20th Century Autobiography" 48 10 1980 French 107 20th Century Autobiography Readings 48 11 1980 Brown University, Comparative Literature CO 142A and French 131B, "Reading from a Feminist Perspective" co-taught with Karen Newman 48 12 1980 Brown University Undergraduate Recommendations - RESTRICTED 72 3-4 1981-1990 Brown University, French 0035, Literature and Literary Method 48 13 1980 Brown University, French Literature 0261, "French Thought 1950-1980" 48 14-15 1980 Course proposals 48 16 1982-1983 Michael Mullins oral exam and thesis draft 48 17 1982 Course descriptions 48 18 1982 Brown University, French, French 0121, "Major French Writers" 48 19-21 1982 Brown University, French Literature Seminar French 0261, "Roland Barthes" 48 22 1982 Brown University, 19th Century French Literature French106A, "Petits récits en prose" 49 1 1982 Brown University, French, French 0035, "Literature and Literary Method" 49 2 1982 Collected bibliographies and colleagues' syllabi 49 3 1982-1983 Comments for grading - RESTRICTED 72 5 1983 Brown University, Comparative Literature 142C/French 132B, "Reading from a Feminist Perspective" co-taught with Karen Newman 49 4 1983 Brown University, 19th Century French Literature French 0217, "Stendhal" 49 5-6 1983 Brown University, French 106, 'Représentations de la femme au XIXeme siecle" 49 7 1983 Brown University, French 261, "La pensée française contemporaine" 49 8 1983 Book order forms and course descriptions 49 9 1984-1985 Student performance reports - RESTRICTED 72 6 1984-1988 Sand, notes de lecture 49 10 1984-1988 Brown University, French 19B, "Introduction to the Literary Experience" 49 11 1984 Brown University, French 132A, "L’écriture-femme" 49 12-13 1984 Brown University, French 106B "From Realism to Decadence" 49 14 1985 Brown University, Flaubert, "L’education sentimentale" teaching materials 49 15 1985 Brown University, French, French 261, "Théoriser le féminin" 49 16-17 1985 G.M. Roucouste, doctoral exam - RESTRICTED 72 7 1985 Graduate school applicants - RESTRICTED 72 8 1985-1986 Brown University, French 217, "Flaubert" 50 1 1985 Brown University, French 217, "Flaubert" reader 50 2-4 1985 Brown University, French 131B, "Représentations de la femme au XIXeme siècle" 50 5 1985 Oral exams 50 6 1986 Brown University, French 150B, "Women’s Writing in France" 50 7 1986 Brown University, French 250B, "Flaubert" 50 8 1986 Brown University, French 132A, "L’écriture-femme'" 50 9-10 1987 Brown University, French 217, "Qu'est-ce que le réalisme" 50 11-13 1987 Brown University course proposals 50 14 1987-1988 Gloria Stevens, student recommendation 50 15 1987 Michael Suleiman, recommendation - RESTRICTED 72 10 1988 Mary Caputi, thesis 50 16 1988 Brown University, Comparative Literature 265/French 260B, "Feminist Criticism: An Introduction" 50 17 1988 Brown University, French101, "Littérature et Intertextualité" 50 18-19 1988 Brown University, French 131C/Comparative Literature 142C, "Women’s Writing, Fiction and Beyond" co-taught with Karen Newman 50 20-21 1988 Brown University, French 260A, "La Théorie en France" 51 1-2 1988 Brown University, course reviews of Keineg and Schor 51 3 1988-1989 Brown University, Ellen Smith, Comparative Literature 142C paper 51 4 1989 Susan Fleishman, dissertation draft and correspondence 51 5 1989 Thesis proposals for Literature and Society 51 6 1989 Dissertation proposals 51 7 1989 Laurelyn Douglas, final exam 51 8 1989 Brown University, French 101, "Littérature et Intertextualité" 51 9 1989 Brown University, French 106, "Paris: Capitale de dix-neuvième siècle" 51 10 1989 Duke University, French 141s03, "Paris, Capital of the 19th Century" 51 11-12 1989 Duke University, French 157.01, "Gender and Representation" 51 13 1989 Duke University, Literature 252, Literary Criticism and Theory" 51 14 1990 Duke University, French Seminar 392.01, "Georges Sand" 51 15 1990 Duke University, French 391.01, "French Women Writers of the 19th Century" 51 16 1991 Duke University, Literature 303, "Paris, Capitol of the 19th Century" 51 17 1991 Jenny Anger, student work 51 18 1991 Yael Schlick, dissertation drafts and correspondence 51 19 1991-1993 Andrew McQueen, preliminary exam 51 20 1992 Duke University, French 391.01, "Flaubert’s Novels" 51 21 1992 Duke University, French 391.01, "Flaubert’s Novels, Mémoire d'un fou" 51 22 1992 Scope and Contents note

Readings include NAS offprint, "Fetishism and Its Ironies" and signed Victor Brombert offprint, "Usure et Rupture chez Flaubert."

 Duke University, French 391.01, "Flaubert’s Novels, Par les champs et par les greves" 51 23 1992 Duke University, French 391.01, "Flaubert’s Novels, Madame Bovary" 52 1 1992 Duke University, French 391.01, "Flaubert’s Novels, Bouvard et Pecuchet" 52 2 1992 Duke University, French 391.01, "Flaubert’s Novels, La tentation de Saint Antoine" 52 3 1992 Duke University, Literature 289.01, "Topics in Feminist Theory" 52 4-6 1993 Independent studies 52 7 1993 Eleanor Kaufman: Project Proposal 52 8 1993 Anoush Wiggins, dissertation proposal 52 9 1993 Katie Morrill, paper 52 10 1993 Sara Darius, preliminary exam 52 11 1993 Washington University Seminar 52 12 1993 Duke University, French 160, "Paris, Capitol of the 19th Century" 52 13 1994 Duke University, French 287R, "Canon and Counter Canon: The 19th Century" 52 14 1994 Andrew McQueen, dissertation 52 15 1994 Eleanor Kaufman, recommendations 52 16 1994 Duke University, Literature 299, "Universalism" 52 17-20 1994 Duke University, MFLL 497, "Constructions of Identity" reader 52 21 1995 Anjali Prabhu: Project Proposal 52 22 1995 Duke University, French 392.03, "Baudelaire and his Critics" 53 1-2 1995 Harvard University, French 286R, "Melancholy" 53 3 1995 Harvard University, French 90B, "Flaubert" 53 4 1995 Chimene Keitner, senior thesis 53 5 1995-1996 Harvard University, student recommendations and evaluations - RESTRICTED 72 12 1995-1999 Harvard University, French 163, "Women Writing in 19th Century France" 53 6 1996 Harvard University, French 70B, "Introduction to French Literature II" 53 7-12 1996 Scope and Contents note

Readings include signed offprint, "The Morality of Proust" by Malcolm Bowie.

 Harvard University, French 70B, "Introduction to French Literature II" - Student papers - RESTRICTED 72 18 1996 Harvard University, French 163, "Women Writing in 19th Century France" 53 13-18 1996 Harvard University, French 163, "Women Writing in 19th Century France" Final Exam papers - RESTRICTED 72 17 1996 Harvard University, French 286R, "Universalism" 54 1-2 1996 Harvard University, French 164, "La Belle Epoque" 54 3-4 1996 Harvard University, French 164, "La Belle Epoque" Final Exam Papers - RESTRICTED 72 16 1996-1997 Harvard University, general exams 54 5 1996 Student correspondence 54 6 1996 Students: General Exams 54 7 1997 Natasha Lee, student work 54 8 1997-1998 Kathy Richman, project proposal 54 9 1996 Harvard University, French 286r, "Balzac" 54 10-21 1997 Maurice Samuels, dissertation proposal 55 1 1998 Graduate applicants 55 2 1998 Graduate advisees, notes on students - RESTRICTED 72 15 1998 Harvard University, Romance Studies 180, "Sex and Sexuality" co-taught with Brad Epps 55 3-4 1998 Harvard University, French 157, "Trips and Tropes" 55 5-7 1998 Harvard University, French 157, "Trips and Tropes" student papers - RESTRICTED 72 14 1998 Harvard University, French 162, "Paris 1850-1900" 55 8 1998 Harvard University, French 150, "Making France" 55 9 1999 Harvard University, French 299r, "Proseminar on Literary Theory" 55 10 1999 Yale University, French 279a, "Trips and Tropes" 55 11 1999 Yale University, French 915a, "La Belle Epoque" 55 12 1999 Yale University, French 915a, "La Belle Epoque" Student evaluations - RESTRICTED 72 13 1999 Dissertation prospectus 55 13 1999 Jennifer Phillips, curriculum vitae and job search documents 55 14 1999 Oral exams 56 1 2000 Student proposals 56 2 2000 Yale University, Comparative Literature 951b, "The Literature of Bureaucracy" 56 3-4 2000 Yale University, French 351b, "Paris 1850-1900" 56 5-7 2000 Yale University, French 280a, "French National Identity" 56 8 2000 Yale University, French 908a, "Universalism" 56 9-10 2000 Yale University, French 911b, "Zola" 56 11 2001 Yale University, French 360B, "The Modern Novel in English Translation" 56 12-14 2001 Yale University, French 908a, "Flaubert and Maupassant" 56 15 2001 Yale University, student oral exams 56 16 2000-2001 Isabelle Pannier, independent studies 56 17 Allison Weinberg, senior honors essay 56 18 Courses: Student paper, Felicia Miller 56 19 Miscellaneous notes, lectures and readings 70 12 1982-1988 Notebook, Seminaire Ranciére 70 13 1990 Columbia University, Humanities C1001x, reading list, lecture notes, and newspaper photograph of Jacques Derrida 70 14 1970 Dissertations, Honors Theses, and Masters Projects 57-59 1974-2000 Raab, "La Fonction de la Bande Dans Trois Romans Realistes" 57 1 1974 Fenton, "e 'Maltraitement' des idées reçues dans Bouvard et Pécuchet de Gustave Flaubert avec une analyse détailée du huitième chapitre" 57 2 1980 Riger, "Feminist Detail Behind Patriarchal Plot: Charlotte Brontë’s 'Shirley' and George Sand’s 'Mauprat'" 57 3 1981 Hayslett, "Language and Patriarchy: Feminist Expression within and Beyond the Masculine Construct" 57 4 1983 Slaff, "From the Sewer to the Panthéon: émile Zola and the Dreyfus Affair" 57 5 1983 Swenson, "The Broke Subject: An Inquiry into the Articulation of History in William Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom!" 57 6 1983 Rochat, "Jeux de Voix/Jeux d’Eariture" chapters 57 7-12 1983 Brommer, "Vers la Feminisation de la Langue Françiase" 57 13 1985 Findlay, "Female Homosexuality and Feminist Theory" 57 14 1986 Marcus, "The Lesson of the Master: The Female Roman d’Education" 57 15 1986 Lozier, "Confronting Histories: A Comparative Analysis of Novels by Marguerite Duras and Virginia Woolf" 57 16 1989 Caputi, "Eugénie Grandet: Text and Heroine, Text and Intertext" 57 17-18 1983 Parker, "Thois Femmes écrivaines au Temps Révolutionnaire" 57 19 1989 Karady, "Substantial Nothingness in Duras: The Spaces of Madness, Death and Desire" 57 20 1989 Cottrell, "Power and Powerlessness: A Study of the Novelistic Treatment of Sexual Difference" 57 21 1989 Cardone, "George Eliot and Gustave Flaubert: Realist Aesthetics and the Propensity to Dream" 57 22 1989 Druxes, "The Feminization of Dr. Faustus: The Quest for Self-Knowledge in the Nineteenth-Century Novel" 57 23 1982 Gosnell, "La Force de la Nature Chez Marguerite Duras" 57 24 1988 Lathers, "Villiers de l’Isle-Adam’s L’Eve future: Sculpture, Photography, and the Feminine" 58 1 1990 Fischman, "Even As We Speak: Women’s Voices and the Myth of Echo" 58 2 1990 Rogers, "Fictions du scandale: L’Héroine Romanesque au dix-neuvième siècle" 58 3 1993 Schlick, "Travel, Education, and the Pathways of Feminism in Post-Revolutionary France" 58 4-5 1993 Morrill, "A Social Pariah and a Male-Impersonator: Ancestress of Contemporary Feminism?" 58 6 1993 Blaustein, "Psychoanalysis and the Woman: The First Feminist Critiques" 58 7 1983 Terzian, "Growing Up Female in Fiction: Reading Women’s Developmental Narrative in Madame de Lafayette, Germaine de Staël, and George Sand" 58 8 1993 Kirk, "Visual Incriminations: Female Criminality in Fin-de-Siècle French Naturalist Fiction" 58 9 1993 Kirk, "Visual Incriminations: Female Criminality in French Naturalist Fiction" 58 10-11 1993-1994 Guymon, "La Chanson de Roland" 58 12-13 Watson, "The Bibelot in French Literature from Balzac to Céline" 59 1-2 1995 Marcus, "Restless Houses: Domesticity and Urban Culture in Paris and London, 1820-1880" 59 3 1995 Keitner, "Re-Vamping the Salome Myth: The Femme Fatale and Sexual Power in Rachilde" 59 4 1996 Weinberg, "Fictions of Paternity: La Recherche de la Paternité in French Literature and Law, 1789-1804" 59 5 1996 Tadiar, "Developing Subjects: Makings of Historical Experience and Contemporary Philippine Literatures" 59 6-7 1996 Schultz, "The Gendered Lyric: Subjectivity and Difference in 19th Century French Poetry" 59 8 1997 Gilcher, "Balzac as Strange Attractor: Chaos, Noise and the Novel" 59 9 1998 Matthews, "The Artist and the Tender Mother: Traditionalism in Berthe Morisot’s Images of Maternity" 59 10 1999 Christodulou, "Reading Rodin and Baudelaire: Rilke on Art and Representation" 59 11 2000 Samuels, "Realizing the Past: History, Spectacle, and the Novel of Nineteenth Century France" 59 12 2000 Professional Activities and Service/Recognized Accomplishments Series 7 60-63, 70 1980-2001 Curriculum Vitae 60 1 Curriculum Vitae 60 1 Awards 60 2 1997 American Academy of Arts and Sciences 60 2 1997 Service 60, 70 1982-2001 Association of Department Foreign Languages Bulletin 60 3 1997 Committee for the Future of French Studies 60 4 1994 Modern Language Association 19th Century Division Executive Committee 60 5 1981-1983 Modern Language Association 19th Century Meetings 60 6 1983-1984 Modern Language Association Panel Proposal 60 7 1983-1984 Modern Language Association Executive Council 60 8 1991-1994 Modern Language Association, committee business 60 9 1990-1993 Modern Language Association Executive Council 60 10 1993 Modern Language Association Selection Committee for Lowell Prize 60 11 1998 Modern Language Association Nominating Committee 60 12 2000 "Modern Language Studies," guest editor 60 13 1980-1982 National Endowment for the Humanities Implementation Grants Panel 60 14 1980 "PMLA" Editorial Board 60 15 1981-1987 "PMLA" Editorial Board meetings 60 16 1988-1989 Princeton University Women’s Studies Advisory Council 60 17 1985-1986 "Yale French Studies," guest editor 60 18 1969 "Yale French Studies," cover "Zola" issue 60 19 1969 "Yale French Studies" Editorial Board business 60 20 2001 Reader's reports 60 21-23 1979-1988 Book Review Solicitation, "SAQ" 60 24 1980 Review, Sulieman, "Fiction and Persuasion," University of Chicago Press 60 25 1980 Review, Berg et al., "Saint/Oedipus," Cornell University Press 60 26 1981 Review of Translation Grant Proposal, Rose, National Endowment for the Humanities 60 27 1983 Review, book proposal, University of California Berkeley 60 28 1986 Review, project proposal, Feminism and Psychoanalysis, Basil Blackwell 60 29 1987 Review, project proposal, Tresor de la langue Française (ARTLF) 60 30 Departmental Review, French, Amherst 60 31 2001 Notes, Emory University French Department Review 60 32 Reader’s report for Charles Bernheimer, "Figures of Decadence: Subversive Paradigms in Fin-de-Siecle Art and Literature" 70 15 1999 differences 61-63 1986-2001 Papers relating to Volume 1:1, "Life and Death in Sexuality" 61 1 1987 Papers relating to Volume 1:2, "Another Look at Essentialism" 61 2-3 1988-1989 Papers relating to Volume 1:3, "Male Subjectivity" 61 4-5 1989 Papers relating to Volume 2:1, (open issue) 61 6 Papers relating to Volume 2:2, (open issue) 61 7 Papers relating to Volume 3:2, "Queer Theory, Lesbian and Gay Sexualities" 61 8 1991 Papers relating to Volume 3:3, (open issue) 61 9-10 1990-1991 Papers relating to Volume 4:1, "The Phallus Issue" 61 11 1989, 1991-1992 Papers relating to Volume 4:3, "Trouble in the Archive" 61 12-15 1991-1992 Papers relating to Volume 5:1, "On Addiction" 62 1 1992-1993 Papers relating to Volume 5:2 62 2-3 1991, 1993 Papers relating to Volume 5:3, "The City" 62 4-5 1992-1993 Papers relating to Volume 6:1 62 6 1993 Papers relating to Volume 7:1, "Universalism" 62 7-8 1994 Papers relating to, "The Essential Difference" 62 9-10 1990-1993 Feminism Meets Queer Theory 62 11 1997 Prospectus and correspondence with Advisory Board 62 12 1986-1987 Papers and correspondence relating to start-up 62 13 1986 Initial correspondence with Indiana University Press 62 14 1987-1988 Correspondence 62 15 1987 Correspondence 62 16 1988 Correspondence regarding design specifications from Sheila Levrant de Bretteville 62 17 1998 Correspondence 62 18 1988/1989 Correspondence 62 19 1990 Correspondence 62 20 1998-1999 Correspondence 63 1 1991 Correspondence 63 2 1992 Correspondence 63 3 1993 Correspondence 63 3.1 1996-1999 Correspondence 63 4 2000-2001 Miscellaneous submissions 63 5 1988 Miscellaneous Submissions 63 5.5 1989 Miscellaneous submissions 63 6 1990 Miscellaneous submissions 63 7 1991 Miscellaneous submissions 63 8 1992 Miscellaneous submissions 63 9 1993 Miscellaneous submissions 63 10-13 Miscellaneous papers, correspondence, mailing list labels 63 14 Reader's Reports 63 15 Profile of "Signs" from "The Chronicle of Higher Education" 63 16 1993 Apr 10 Copy of "Harper's" magazine with excerpt from "differences" on page 28 63 17 1993 Mar Photocopies from Michelle Le Doeuff, "The Philosophical Imaginary" 63 18 Manuscripts by Jenny Anger, managing editor, proofs 63 19 1993 Mar The Essential Difference: Book Covers 63 20 The Essential Difference: Indiana U Press Correspondence 63 21 1993-1994 Printed Materials, Audiocassettes, Course Packets Series 8 64-69 1969-2001 Offprints by Naomi Schor 64 1-38 1969-2001 "Zola: From Window to Window" 64 1 1969 "Zola et les mythes..." book review 64 2 1973 "La légende des siècles" 64 3 1974 "Mother's Day: Zola's Women" book review 64 4 1975 "Pour une Thematique Restriente: Ecriture, parole et difference dans Madame Bovary" 64 5 1976 "La Sourire du Sphinx: Zola et L'enigme de la Feminite" 64 6 1976 "Une Vie/ Des Vides: ou le nom de la mere" 64 7 1977 "Mythe des origines, origines des mythes" 64 8 1978 "Sainte-Anne: Capitale du délire" 64 9 1978 "L'ensorcelée" 64 10 1979 "Female Paranoia: The Case for Psychoanlytic Criticism" 64 11 "Details and Decadence: End-Troping in Madame Bovary" 64 12 1980 "Le détail chez Freud" 64 13 1980 "Duane Hanson: Truth in Sculpture" 64 14 1981 Flaubert a L'oeuvre: Presentation par Raymonde Debray-Genette." review 64 15 1981 "Individu et foule chez Zola" 64 16 1982 "La Parodie: Superposition dan Lorenzaccio" 64 17 1982 "Salammbô enchaînée" 64 18 1982 "Details and Realism: Le Cure de Tours" 64 19 1984 "For a Restricted Reading: Writing, Speech, and Difference in Madame Bovary" 64 20 "Female Fetishism" 64 21 1985 "Roland Barthes, Necrologies" 64 22 1986 "Introducing Feminism" 64 23 1986 "Portrait of a Gentleman: Representing Men in (French) Women's Writing" 64 24 1987 "Idealism in the Novel" 64 25 1988 "Fetishism and Its Ironies" 64 26 1988-1989 "Zola et la carte postale" 64 27 1992 "The Righting of French Studies" 64 28 1992 "Le féminisme et George Sand" 64 29 1992 "Cartes Postales: Representing Paris 1900" 64 30 1992 "Response to Odile Hullot-Kentor" 64 31 1993 "Corinne: The Third Woman" 64 32 1994 "French Feminism" 64 33 1995 "Lanson's Library" 64 34 1995 "Cent ans de mélancholie" 64 35 1997 "Domestic Orientalism" 64 36 1999 "Antisemitism, Jews and the Universal" 64 37 1999 "Male Lesbianism" 64 38 2001 Offprints by Other Authors 65-66 1969-1999 Ahearn, Edward J., four signed articles 65 1 1984-1986 Apter, Emily, one signed article 65 2 1987 Avni, Ori, one signed article 65 3 1999 Baguley, David, signed 65 4 1977, 1978 Bal, Mieke 65 5 Bart, B. F. signed 65 6 1980 Bauer, Camille, signed 65 7 Beck, Jonathan, signed 65 8 1984 Beizer, Janet 65 9 1983 Belateche, Lydia, signed 65 10 1996 Berggren, Paula, signed 65 11 1980 Bersani, Leo, signed 65 12 1985 Blanchard, Marc, signed 65 13 1981, 1986 Blum, Lawrence, signed 65 14 1982 Bonnefis, Philippe, two signed articles 65 15 1976 Bossy, Michel-Andre, signed (Baffa) 65 16 1979 Brombert, Victor, two signed articles 65 17 1977-1982 Brooks, Peter, signed 65 18 1980 Cesarani, Remo 65 19 Chaitin, Gilbert, signed 65 20 1999 Chambers, Ross, three articles, one with note 65 21 1981-1983 Chase, Cynthia, signed 65 22 Collins-Weitz, Margaret, signed 65 23 1979 Compagnon, Antione, signed 65 24 1997 Conley, Tom, signed 65 25 1981 Cook, Albert, four signed articles 65 26 1976-1986 Corbin, Alain, signed 65 27 1995 Cornell, Drucilla 65 28 1990 "Critique" table of contents 65 29 1978 Crosman, Inge, three signed articles 65 30 1983-1988 Culler, Johnathan 65 31 1994 Daemmerich, Ingrid, signed 65 32 1981 Damisch, Hubert, signed 65 33 1976-1978 Davis, Natalie, signed with note enclosed 65 34 Debray-Genette, Raymonde (Babette) three signed articles 65 35 1982-1993 de la Carrera, Rosalina 65 36 Ender, Eveline, one signed article 65 37 1993 Falconer, Graham, three articles, two dated and one signed 65 38 1969-1984 Farrell, Michele, signed 65 39 1992 Frappier-Mazur, Lucienne, three signed articles 65 40 1977-1979 Freid, Michael, two signed articles 65 41 1992-1994 Fry, Paul, signed 65 42 1987 Galster, Ingrid 65 43 2000-2001 Garson, Barbara 65 44 1966 Godfrey, Sima, signed 65 45 1995-1996 Goodwin, Sarah, signed 65 46 1988 Gravdal, Katheryn, signed 65 47 1992 Greene, Tatiana, signed 65 48 1994 Grimaud, Michael, five signed articles with flyer for talk 65 49 1976-1984 Gross, Nathan 65 50 1974 Hamon, Philippe, thirteen signed articles 65 51 1971-1999 Harpham, Geoffrey, signed 65 52 Hollier, Dennis, two signed articles 65 53 1993 Holoch, George, signed 65 54 1978 Huet, Mary-Helen, signed 65 55 1983 Hutcheon, Linda 65 56 1978 Jardine, Alice, signed 66 1 1981 Jewsiewicki, Bogumil, and V.Y Mudimbe 66 2 Kamuf, Peggy 66 3 Kaplan, Edward K., signed 66 4 1978-1993 Kovacs, Katherine Singer, signed 66 5 1977 Kristeva, Julia, signed 66 6 1999 Kritzman, Lawrence D., signed 66 7 1983-1988 La Fontant, Julien J. 66 8 1978 Lajer-Burcharth, Ewa, signed 66 9 1997 Lapp, John C., signed 66 10 1975-19766 Lathers, Marie 66 11 1992-1999 Lavers, Annette, signed 66 12 1987/1999 Levy, Dore J., signed 66 13 1982/1987 Lindenberger, Herbert, signed 66 14 1989/1990 Lipschitz, Tatiana 66 15 1978 Lotze, Dieter P., signed 66 16 1980 Lowe, Catherine, signed 66 17 1984 Maclean, Marie, signed 66 18 1984 Majewski, Henry, signed 66 19 1981 Matlock, Jann, signed 66 20 1992-1996 McKenna, Andrew 66 21 1988 McQueen, Andrew 66 22 1995 Meeker, Natasha, signed 66 23 1997 Mehlman, Jeffrey 66 24 Michot, Hela, signed 66 25 1975 Miller, Nancy K., signed 66 26 1975-1981 Mitchell, Robert L., signed 66 27 1977-1980 Mitterand, Henri, signed 66 28 1984-1994 Moi, Toril 66 29 1991 Mossman, Carol 66 30 1987 Mykyta, Larysa, signed 66 31 Nancy, Jean-Luc 66 32 1988 Neefs, Jacques, signed 66 33 1985 Nelson, Robert J., signed 66 34 1996 Newman, Karen, signed 66 35 1979-1984 Noakes, Susan, signed 66 36 1977 Nussbaum, Martha C. 66 37 1983-1984 O'Barr, William M. 66 38 1989 Offen, Karen, signed 66 39 1988 Olrik, Hilde, signed 66 40 1976 Orr, Linda, signed 66 41 1989 Oxenhandler, Neal, signed 66 42 1982-1983 Peel, Ellen, signed 66 43 1987 Perry, Menakhem 66 44 1979 Petrey, Sandy 66 45 1973-1974 Piedra, Jose, signed 66 46 1989 Pouilloux, Jean-Yves 66 47 1989-1990 Prince, Gerald, signed 66 48 1981-1999 Prochaska, David, signed 66 49 1996 Proust, Marcel 66 50 1982 Rand, Nicholas, and Maria Tosok, signed 66 51 1992-1993 Raser, Timothy, signed 66 52 1988 Reddy, William, signed 66 53 1994 Reed, Arden, signed 66 54 1981 Reff, Theodore 66 55 Reichler, Claude, signed 66 56 1982 Reiss, Timothy, signed 66 57 Riffaterre, Michael, signed 66 58 1974 Rochat-Felix, Denise, signed 66 59 1982 Rogers, Nathalie 66 60 1992 Rooney, Ellen, signed 66 61 1984-1986 Rosasco, Jean 66 62 1976 Roth, Michael, signed 66 63 1985-1986 Roudiaz, Leon, signed 66 64 1978-1982 Roussin, Philippe, signed 66 65 1992 Saint-Amand, Pierre, signed 66 66 1992 Schalk, David, signed 66 67 1994 Scholes, Robert, signed 66 68 1983-1988 Schwartz, Vanessa 66 69 1994 Seebacher, Jacques 66 70 Segal, Charles 66 71 1986-1987 Sieburth, Stephanie 66 72 1987 Sonnenfeld, Albert, signed 66 73 1978 Stanton, Donma, signed 66 74 1977 Stewart, Philip 66 75 1987-1989 Stone, Harriet, signed 66 76 1984 Suleiman, Susan, signed 66 77 1974-1980 Terzian, Debra, includes a letter 66 78 1985 Thomas, Jean-Jacques 66 79 1977-1978 Trilling, James, signed 66 80 1994 Turk, Edward Baron 66 81 1979 Vasey, Craig 66 82 Verona, Roxanna, signed 66 83 1994 Vitz, Evelyn, signed 66 84 1975 Stackleberg, Jurgen von, signed with notes by Naomi Schor 66 85 1980 Vossius 66 86 1978 Waller, Margaret, signed 66 87 1997 Weed, Elizabet 66 88 1978 Wetherill, P.M., signed 66 89 1981 Winner, Thomas, signed 66 90 1973-1978 Zeitlin, Froma, signed 66 91 1971 Audiotapes 67 1972-? Miscellaneous audiotapes including lectures 67 1 Miscellaneous audiotapes 67 2 Audiotapes from Flaubert Symposium 67 3 Course Packets 68-69 1986-2000 Duke University, French 141s.03 68 1 Duke University, "Paris, Capitale du 19e Siecle" 68 2 Duke University, French 392.01 68 3-4 Duke University, Literature 303.2, "Paris Theory" 68 5 Duke University, French 391.01, "French Women Writers of the Nineteenth Century" 68 6-7 Duke University, French 391.01, "George Sand: Histoire de Ma Vie" 68 8 Duke University, French 286r 68 9 1995 Duke University, Romance Studies 180 68 10-11 Duke University, Comparative Literature 142C/French Studies 131C 68 12 Duke University, French 70B, "Des Mots: Explorations Littéraires" 68 13 Duke University, French 351B 68 14 2000 Duke University, Comparative Literature 915 68 15 2000 Miscellaneous course packets 68 16-18 2000 American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Records 68 19 2000 Emile Zola, The Kill 69 1 Pourquoi je ne suis pas Feministe par Rachilde 69 2 Unknown course packet 69 3 ca. 1986 French 141s3 69 4 1989 French 392s01, "George Sand" 69 5 1990 Literature 303 Paris, "Capital of the 19th Century" 69 6-7 French 391, "French Women Writers of the Nineteenth Century" 69 8 391.02, "Flaubert" 69 9 1992 90b, "Flaubert Fall" 69 10 1995 French 163, "French Women Writers of the Nineteenth Century" 69 11-12 1996 Unknown course packet 69 13 2000 French 351B 69 14 2000 French 905a 69 15 2001 French 911B, "Zola" 69 16 2001 Course material photocopies 69 17-18 Miscellaneous Items of Note Series 9 70 1970-2002 Miscellaneous library newsletters 70 16 1999-2002 Harvard Reading Group 70 17 1994 College Art Association, Mira Schor acceptance speech and program for Frank Jewett Mather Award in Art Criticism 70 18 1999 Talk on decision to move to Harvard 70 19 1994? "Yale Newsletter" 70 20 1978-1998 "Sub-stance, Revue de Théorie et de Critique Littéraires" 70 21 1971 Mar "Pembroke Center Newsletter" 70 22 1983-1987 "Profession," Modern Language Association of America journal 70 23 1991 "Lingua Franca, The Review of Academic Life," with article by Jane Gallop 70 24 1994 Jan-1994 Feb Miscellaneous articles 70 25-26 Miscellaneous notes 70 27 Miscellaneous printed material 70 28 Astroflash Horoscope 70 29 1977 Duplicate postcards from Brown University 70 30 Miscellaneous notes and notebooks 70 31-32 1995 Photograph with Jacques Derrida at Brown University 70 33 Rhode Island license plate 70 34 1987 Notes for Naomi Schor tenure review, Columbia University 70 35 1975 Personal Notes and Papers Series 10 70 1978-1990 Personal notes 70 36 1982 Miscellaneous personal notes 70 37 Legal papers, Schor vs Doubrovsky 70 38 1978-1980 Contents of safe deposit box 444 70 39 1990