US-RPB-ms2007.003 Elaine Marks papers1893-2001 (bulk 1949-2001) Finding aid prepared by Amy Robb 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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4 linear feet (4 record center boxes) English (bulk 1949-2001) 1893-2001 The Elaine Marks Papers consist of correspondence, photographs, research and teaching materials, and ephemera from the period 1949-2001. The collection includes manuscripts, course syllabi, promotional materials, and correspondence related to Elaine Marks' professorial work in the fields of French literature and Women's Studies. The collection also includes extensive materials from Marks' work with the Modern Language Association. Marks, Elaine Marks (Elaine) papers Biographical note

Elaine Marks, an eminent scholar of women's studies, French literature, and Jewish studies, was born in New York City in 1930. Marks attended the Walden School from 1940 to 1948. She graduated magna cum laude from Bryn Mawr College in 1952 and pursued graduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania and New York University, where she received a doctorate in 1958. Marks held teaching appointments at New York University, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and University of Massachusetts-Amherst. She taught at the University of Wisconsin-Madison for twenty-two years, where she was the Germaine Brée Professor of French and Women's Studies.

Books by Elaine Marks include Colette (Rutgers University Press, 1960), Simone de Beauvoir: Encounters with Death (Rutgers University Press, 1973), Homosexualities and French Literature: Cultural Contexts, Critical Texts, co-edited with George Stambolian (Cornell University Press, 1979), New French Feminism (University of Massachusetts Press, 1980), co-edited with Isabelle de Courtivron, and Marrano as Metaphor: The Jewish Presence in French Writing (Columbia University Press, 1996). Elaine Marks retired from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2000. She died in Dallas in October 2001.

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Elaine Marks papers, Ms.2007.003, Feminist Theory Archive, Brown University Library.

The Elaine Marks Papers consist of correspondence, photographs, research and teaching materials, and ephemera from the period 1949-2001. The collection includes manuscripts, course syllabi, promotional materials, and correspondence related to Elaine Marks' professorial work in the fields of French literature and Women's Studies. The collection also includes extensive materials from Marks' work with the Modern Language Association.

The photographs depict family, friends, professional colleagues, and trips to Paris. The correspondence includes letters of a personal and professional nature. The personal correspondence is from friends and family discussing work and family news. The professional correspondence concerns Marks' faculty appointments, rank, and salaries, and publishing activities. Her teaching files include instructor evaluations, syllabi, course packets, exam questions, readings, and bibliographies. The research files include spiral notebooks containing extensive notes on a variety of topics including Saint John Perse, Sigmund Freud, Guillaume Apollinaire, Dante, Proust, Nietzsche, Auguste Comte, Colette. There are also files containing drafts and manuscripts of Marks' writings.

The collection is divided into the following series: Series 1. Juvenilia Series 2. Photographs Series 3. Elaine Marks' student work Series 4. Correspondence Series 5. Modern Language Association Series 6. Teaching Series 7. Research Series 8. Printed materials

Administrative information

Gift of Brigitte Ozzello in 2004.

There are no further materials anticipated for this collection.

 Names Marks, Elaine Feminist Theory Archive. Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women. Modern Language Association of America Brochures Drawings Subjects Feminism--History Feminist theory Occupations Professors Types of Materials Fliers (Printed matter) Letters (Correspondence) Pamphlets Periodicals Photographs Research notes Speeches Syllabi RIAMCO Browsing Term Race, Ethnicity and Gender Juvenilia Series 1 1 1-2 2.0 folders Child's cat drawings 1 1 Walden School, One West 1948 Bulletin 1 2 Photographs Series 2 1 3-16 14.0 folders Two 19th Century photographs, one of two men and a woman, one of a man 1 3 Photo album 1 4 Photographs of Elaine Marks and friends 1 5 Photographs from Aili Tripp 1 6 Photographs throughout Elaine Marks’ life 1 7 Photo of woman and envelope 1 8 1955 Black and white photograph on postcard of two women 1 9 Photograph of Elaine Marks in hat, Germaine Brée in Peugot t-shirt 1 10 A few memories…with gratitude and admiration for your many years of service to Women’s Studies 1 11 1977-1985 Music Box Canteen 1 12 Elaine Marks with colleagues at the University of Wisconsin-Madison 1 13 Paris - Elaine Marks at statue 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks at fountain 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks outside Notre Dame 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks in museum 1 14 2.0 envelopes Paris - Man on steps 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks by sidewalk tree 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks at outdoor café 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks at newsstand 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks with crowd 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks in traffic 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks at artist stand 1 14 Paris - Man at square 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks with Venus de Milo 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks by the Seine 1 14 Paris - Elaine Marks with motorcycles 1 14 Paris - Man in apartment 1 14 Mount Holyoke’s 125th Anniversary Convocation, honorary recipients 1 15 Elaine Marks and friends sitting on grass 1 16 Elaine Marks’ student work Series 3 1 17-33 17.0 folders Spanish language worksheets 1 17 2001 In Memory of S. Mallarme 1 18 It’s Not Murder 1 19 1949 Contre Marcel Proust qui est Contre Sainte Beuve qui est contre Nerval, Baudelaire et Balzac 1 20 The earth that is sufficient: A comparative study of "Les Nourritures Terrestres" and the "Song of the Open Road" 1 21 What Maisie Knew and what maisie knew 1 22 1956 Une Discussion des Trois Jugements de Pascal sur Descartes 1 23 Le Malentendu 1 24 Discussion de "Le Héros Cornélien Fait Non Pas Ce Qu’il Doit Mais Ce Qu’il Se Doit" 1 25 Le Voyage 1 26 Crito-Method and Content 1 27 La Mort de Manon Lescaut 1 28 Comment Molière Nous Fait-Il Rire. Nous Fait-il Seulement Rire? 1 29 The Passions of the Soul 1 30 1950 What We Are Ourselves 1 31 Love against Time in the Sonnets of William Shakespeare 1 32 1949 Mondes Littéraires et "Monde" tout court: Essai de Définition d’un Terme Critique 1 33 Correspondence Series 4 1 69.0 folders 1893-2001 Personal 1 34-51 18.0 folders 1893-2001 Stamp collection 1 34 Letter 1 35 1893 Postcards from Elaine Marks to Eric Schoenfeld 1 36 Postcard of Colette to Elaine Mark 1 37 1984 Postcard with French address information 1 38 2000 Postcard from Alison 1 39 1984 Letters from Nick 1 40 Two letters from Elaine Marks’ mother 1 41 1967 Letter from Buzz 1 42 1967 Letter from Indira 1 43 1965 Three letters from Reveé 1 44 1987 Letter from Sol Bloom 1 45 1949 Letter from Gaylord Nelson 1 46 1967 Letter from Chamberlain Brown 1 47 1953 Thank you note from Elyave 1 48 "The New York Review of Books" subscription 1 49 Alliance Française de Dallas membership application 1 50 2001 Elaine Marks Fund for Comprehensive Cancer Center support 1 51 2001 Business emails 1 52-53 2.0 folders 1999-2001 Emails between Bousquet Gilles and Marianne Ferrera 1 52 1999-2001 Email from Maria Slocum 1 53 2000 Correspondence regarding appointment, rank, and salary 1 54-63 10.0 folders 1964-2001 Letters from Robert Taylor regarding employment at University of Massachusetts Amherst 1 54 1964-1967 University of Massachusetts Amherst Notification of Appointment 1 55 1965 University of Massachusetts Notification of Personnel Action 1 56 1966 Letters regarding Elaine Marks’ resignation from New York University and appointment to University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 57 1963 Appointment, rank, and salary for Department of French and Italian 1 58 1963-1982 Appointment, rank, and salary for Women’s Studies Program 1 59 1977-1993 Professional and academic activity reports 1 60 1979-1999 Letter from David Sorkin regarding Elaine Marks’ retirement 1 61 2000 Conferral of emerita status 1 62 2001 Emerita Status Certification of Recognition 1 63 2001 Publishing correspondence 1 64-74 11.0 folders 1962-2000 Letter from E. David Cronon regarding Elaine Marks’ essay, "Women and Literature in France" 1 64 1978 Correspondence regarding "Signs" special issue, "Feminisms at the Millennium" 1 65 1999 Interview correspondence for "CSUN-Critical Divides: Dialogues on the Practices of Literary and Cultural Studies" 1 66 1998 Correspondence, "Approaches to Teaching Proust’s Fiction and Criticism" 1 67 2000 Book contracts with Macmillan Company 1 68 1962-1963 Letter from New American Library 1 69 1963 Correspondence regarding de Beauvoir article 1 70 1966 Letters from Georges Borchardt 1 71 1955-1964 Correspondence regarding chapter, "The Absurd and the Death of God," in "Columbia History of 20th Century French Thought" 1 72 1996-1997 Confirmations of article publications in "The Harvard History of French Literature" and "Sex Roles: A Journal of Research" 1 73 1987-1990 Feminist Press Mothers of Women’s Studies project 1 74 1997 Invitations and participation in academic and professional activities 1 75-83 9.0 folders 1966-2000 Invitations from Tufts and Tulane to apply for positions 1 75 1966-1980 Correspondence regarding Germaine Brée’s festschrift and Elaine Marks' speech, "La Grande Mademoiselle and Madame Germane Brée" 1 76 1973 Fellowship of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation acknowledgement and application notes 1 77 1992 Email regarding Nelly Furman’s talk for 25th Anniversary of Women’s Studies at University of Wisconsin-Madison 1 78 2000 Invitation to participate in "New Pathways II Post-Tenure Review Study" 1 79 2000 Invitation to speak at UWM French Club Cercel français 1 80 1967 Invitation to become member of "Signs" editorial board 1 81 1980 Thank you for participating in "Emerging Issues" symposium 1 82 1982 Invitation to speak at University of Chicago colloquium series, "The Critical Forum" 1 83 1983 YMCA of Madison, Women of Distinction Awards 2000 Nomination Form 1 84 2000 Modern Language Association Series 5 1 85-105 21.0 folders 1987-2000 Scope and Contents note

Series includes speeches and articles that Elaine Marks used to write her President's Column for the "MLA Newsletter."

 Letter to M. Crawford Young regarding Elaine Marks’ appointment as President of the Modern Language Association 1 85 1992 "MLA Newsletter" with Elaine Marks’ President’s Column - Winter 1985 Volume 17, Number 4 1 86 1985 "MLA Newsletter" with Elaine Marks’ President’s Column - Spring 1993 Volume 25, Number 1, "The 1992 Convention in New York City" 1 86 1993 "MLA Newsletter" with Elaine Marks’ President’s Column - Summer 1993 Volume 25, Number 2, "Speaking in Tongues" 1 86 1993 "MLA Newsletter" with Elaine Marks’ President’s Column - Fall 1993 Volume 25, Number 3, "In Defense of Modern Language and Literatures, Masterpieces, Nihilism, and Dead European Writers" 1 86 1993 "MLA Newsletter" with Elaine Marks’ President’s Column - Winter 1993 Volume 25, Number 4, "Memory, Desire, and Pleasure in the Classroom" 1 86 1993 "MLA Newsletter" with Elaine Marks’ President’s Column - Spring 1994 Volume 26, Number 1 1 86 1994 "MLA Newsletter" with Elaine Marks’ President’s Column - Summer 1999 Volume 31, Number 2 1 86 1999 Correspondence and copyediting for "MLA Newsletter" 1 87 1993 Manuscript, "Speaking in Tongues" 1 88 Manuscript and notes, "Memory, Desire, and Pleasure in the Classroom: La Grande Mademoiselle" 1 89 Manuscript and notes, "Teaching Morality and Community: Intellectual Pleasure and Social Commitment" 1 90 Speech, "Growing Up Jewish" 1 91 Speech, "Monsieur, je vous remerci, et 00E0 travers vous je remercie le Ministre de l’Education Nationale, et la France, de cet honneur que vous m’avez accordé" 1 92 1995 Speech, "As Oscar winners often say" 1 93 Speech, "Distinguished Teaching Awards Ceremony" 1 94 1997 Notes for informal presentation to the Department of Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics 1 95 1990 MLA San Diego 1974 readings 1 96 Quotable, "It is a question of what I find exciting and what I find tedious, even boring," by Elaine Marks in "The Chronicle of Higher Education" 1 97 1993 "The Poetical and the Poetical: The 'Feminist' Inquiry in French Studies," by Elaine Marks, Feminisms in the Academy" 1 98 1993 "Teaching Language Through Literature," Modern Language Association Conference 1 99 1987 MLA Teaching Forum: Introduction to Literature in Foreign Language Programs 1 100 Letter from Phyllis Franklin regarding "MLA Members Read Their Favorite Poems" 1 101 2000 Submissions and Elaine Marks’ notes for "Pedagogy 1900+" 1 102 MLA Planning for 2001 Convention Sessions 1 103 Correspondence with MLA Graduate Student Caucus 1 104 1992 Presidential Address 1993: Multiplicity and Morality 1 105 Teaching Series 6 2 42.0 folders 1972-2000 Instructor evaluations 2 1 1972-1977 Women’s Studies 310: Women and the Holocaust, Spring 1995, student papers 2 2 1995 Women’s Studies 520: Special Topics in Women and Society, Spring 1977, course description and syllabus for approval 2 3 1977 Women’s Studies 900: Motherhood In (And) The Feminist Inquiry, Spring 1988, course packet 2 4 1988 New French Feminisms Readings prepared by Elaine Marks and Isabelle de Courtivron, 1977 with letter from Denise Rall, 1992 2 5 1977-1992 Bibliographies, syllabi, and exam questions for Elaine Marks’ 100 level French classes 2 6 Bibliography of the Poets 2 7 Qu’est-ce Que la Littérature? 2 8 Vocabulaire littéraire 2 9 Flaubert Citations 2 10 l’Anabase du lecteur: efforts preliminaries 2 11 Your Questions and Comments handout 2 12 Travaux de/en Cours: Lectures Autobiographiques, December 1983, course packet 2 13 1983 French 250 Proust notes 2 14 1990 French 251: French Women Writers Today, Fall 1984, course packet 2 15 1984 French 270: Themes in French Literature, "Death and Immortality," Fall 1972, course packet 2 16 1972 French 472: Femmes de Lettres: Christine de Pizan a Colette, Spring 1996, course description and notes 2 17 1996 French 462: La Mort de Dieu, Fall, 1996, course description and syllabus 2 18 1996 French 462: La Mort de Dieu, Fall, 1996, notes 2 19 1996 French 462: La Mort de Dieu, Fall, 1996, readings 2 20 1996 French 462: La Mort de Dieu, Fall, 1996, newspaper clippings 2 21 1996 French 474: Gide et Proust, bibliography and notes 2 22 French 821: Issues and Methods of Teaching French and Italian, email and class roster 2 23 French 821: Issues and Methods of Teaching French and Italian, preliminary remarks 2 24 French 821: Pedagogy in and of Language and Literature, Spring 2000, syllabus 2 25 2000 Study questions for "Cheri" 2 26 1999 French 946: Littérature, Histoire, Fictions: Autour d’Auschwitz, course packet 2 27 French 947: Femmes de Lettres, Fall 1999, student papers 2 28-29 French 947: Histoire et Litterature: Le Cote de Guermantes, Sodome et Gomorrhe, Fall 1995, Wellesley College folder with notes 2 30 1995 French 947: Histoire et Litterature: Le Cote de Guermantes, Sodome et Gomorrhe, Fall 1995, grading system, syllabus, and course description 2 31 1995 French 947: Histoire et Litterature: Le Cote de Guermantes, Sodome et Gomorrhe, Fall 1995, student papers 2 32 1995 French 947: Histoire et Litterature: Le Cote de Guermantes, Sodome et Gomorrhe, Fall 1995, notes 2 33 1995 French 947: Histoire et Littérature: L’Affaire Dreyfus et la belle époque: Marcel Proust, Fall 1995, on the blackboard 2 34 1995 ARTFL Project: Concordance Report 2 35 1995 French 947: Histoire et Littérature: L’Affaire Dreyfus et la belle époque: Marcel Proust, Fall 1995, articles not handed out 2 36 1995 French 947: Histoire et Littérature: L’Affaire Dreyfus et la belle époque: Marcel Proust, Fall 1995, articles 2 37 1995 French 947: Histoire et Littérature: L’Affaire Dreyfus et la belle époque: Marcel Proust, Fall 1995, newspaper/magazine clippings 2 38 1995 French 947: Histoire et Littérature: L’Affaire Dreyfus et la belle époque: Marcel Proust, Fall 1995, student papers 2 39 1995 French 947: Histoire et Littérature: L’Affaire Dreyfus et la belle époque: Marcel Proust, Fall 1995, email correspondence 2 40 1995 Report on Proust Conference at UIUC 2 41 2000 Letter to Steven regarding French texts 2 42 1996 Research Series 7 3 87.0 folders 1949-2000 Scope and Contents note

Elaine Marks maintained extensive notes for research and teaching in spiral notebooks. The folder titles here are taken from the front cover or first pages of each notebook.

 Notebooks and notes 3 32.0 folders 1949-2000 Notebook, Elaine Marks, of Rue de Chavaue se, Paris, France 3 1 1949 July 25 Notebook, Saint John Perse: Anabase 10 chants 3 2 Notebook, Sigmund Freud jokes and their relationship to the unconscious 3 3 Notebook, Poe’sie Française contemporaire (3) 3 4 Notebook, le Romantisme, Balzar, Stendhal with 2 postcards taped to front cover 3 5 Notebook, Poe’sie Française contemporaire, 2e cahier 3 6 Notebook, notes for French 221 Section 6 and French 222 Section 3 3 7 Notebook, Guillaume Apollinaire 3 8 Notebook, le Roman Française contemporian 3 9 Notebook, Bernanos, Sartre, Camus 3 10 Notebook, Le Romeu: Giono, Malraux, Sr Ex 3 11 Notebook, Saint John Perse 3 12 Notebook, Valéry, Mallarmé 3 13 Notebook, Gide 3 14 Notebook, Français XV 3 15 Notebook, Biographies 3 16 3x5 French note cards 3 17 4x6 Proust note cards 3 18 Notes written on back of envelope 3 19 Notes for other books 2 20 Notes on "imagination" 3 21 Notes on Dante 3 22 1995 Notes on Proust 3 23 Collected notes under the title, "Nihilism" 3 24 Collected notes under the title, "Jewish Question" 3 25 "The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy" excerpt on Nietzsche with annotations 3 26 French dictionary entries for the letter "d" 3 27 Email on philosophy of religion 3 28 1996 Flaubert Oluvres II, Appendice 3 29 "L’Enseignement de la literature" by Serge Doubrovsky 3 30 Auguste Comte 3 31 La critique little’raire de Sainte-Beuve Sartre 3 32 Colette 4 1-7 7.0 folders Notes on Colette 4 1 Articles on Colette 4 2 Newspaper clippings on Colette 4 3 "Societe des Amis de Colette, Compte Rendu de la Reunion de Travail" 4 4 1979 "Instructors Only" for "Week 9, French 204" for Colette 4 5 "Colette and Nietzsche: A Reappraisal of ‘La Vasabonde’" by Robert Goodhand with notes 4 6 1982 Galley for Foreword of "Colette" 4 7 Death of God and the Absurd 4 8-17 10.0 folders Death of God and the Absurd, newspaper clippings 4 8 Death of God and the Absurd, newspaper clippings and book reviews 4 9 Death of God and the Absurd, Free Thought Today and Palisades Home Video 4 10 Death of God and the Absurd, books consulted 4 11 Death of God, notes 4 12 Death of God, notes for book and articles 4 13 Death of God and the Absurd, attached articles 4 14 Intertexts for "Survival in Auschwitz" 4 15 2000 Antisemitism after Auschwitz," possible preface or early chapter to "The Death of God 4 16 Death of Death, edited Preface 4 17 Drafts and manuscripts 4 18-28 12.0 folders Comments and conclusion of a French paper 4 18 John Milton, "Paradise Regained" and Brée dedication 4 19 Classicism--Romantisme 4 20 Romantisme 4 21 Classicisme 4 22 Feminism’s Perverse Effects 4 23 For a "Polymorphously Perverse" Curriculum 4 24 Revisions and Blindspots 4 25 I cannot predict the paths the Department of French and Italian 4 26 The Courage to See 4 27 Essay on Nancy K. Miller’s, "French Dressing: Women, Men, and Ancient Régime Fiction" and Naomi Schor’s, "Bad Objects: Essays Popular and Unpopular" 4 28 Articles by and about Elaine Marks 4 29-35 7.0 folders 1989-1998 Multiple Personality" by Elaine Marks in "The Women’s Review of Books 4 29 1991 Dec Loving Words: Nightmares and Pleasures of the Glossophile or the Advocacy of Semiotic Bliss," in "MIFLC Review 4 30 1997-1998 "Transgressing the (In)cont(in)ent Boundaries: The Body in Decline," by Elaine Marks in "Yale French Studies 4 31 Biography of Simone de Beauvoir by Elaine Marks in DLB 72 4 32 Reviews of "Simone de Beauvoir: Encounters with Death" 4 33 "Professor Elaine Marks: francais & feminism spoken here," in "The Feminist Connection 4 34 1981 Jan "Marks Urges More Metaphysical Feminism," in "University of Maryland Arts & Humanities Newsletter" 4 35 1989 Articles and newspaper clippings 4 36-54 19.0 folders 1946-2000 Explication de Tete: Cancion de Poeta Soldato y Istoriografo 4 36 "Booz endormi" by Victor Hugo 4 37 La Sainte Bible-La Genese: La Nausance d’Eve 4 38 "Temps Modernes" by Jean-Paul Sartre 4 39 1946 Kinship Structures, Psychoanalysis and Feminism Discussion Paper 4 40 "In the Heart of Connecticut, 200 Acres of Tolstoy’s Russia," in "New York Times" 4 41 1972 Aug 4 Chronicle of Higher Education 4 42 2000 Apr 12 Germaine Brée: The Humanist as the Involved Intellectual," in "The Capital Times 4 43 1973 Apr 28 "An academic comes of age in the ‘Sleepless City’" in "The Chronicle of Higher Education" 4 44 1998 Feb 06 "Times Literary Supplement" articles on Mallarmé, Stendhal, and Flaubert 4 45 1998 Dec "A Readiness to be Surprised," in "Times Literary Supplement" 4 46 1998 Jan 23 "A Debut to Remember in the Comics," in "New York Times" 4 47 1998 Oct 31 "Sought after Director," unknown newspaper clippings 4 48 "Women in Paris," in "The Village Voice" 4 49 1975 Apr 28 "Study of Graduate Programs Serves Up Several Surprises," in "New York Times" 4 50 1995 Sep 13 "Lesbians in Psychoanalysis Theory and Practice" by Evelyn Torton Beck & Susan (Shanee) Stepakoff 4 51 "Le ‘beau jeu’ de la philosophie" by Jan Mirnowski in "Montaigne Studies" 4 52 2000 Nouvelles Conferences sur la Psychanalyse par Sigmund Freud 4 53 "Second Language Acquisition, Applied Linguistics, and the Teaching of Foreign Languages" by Claire Kramsch 4 54 Printed materials Series 8 4 55-83 25.0 folders 1952-2001 Pamphlets 4 55-58 4.0 folders Pamphlet, "Alliance Française de New-York" 4 55 Pamphlets, "Waiting in Fearful Hope, Approaching the New Millennium," and "Fin de Siecle, Millennium" 4 56 Pamphlet, University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Jewish Studies 4 57 Pamphlet, "The Case Against School Prayer" 4 58 Fliers 4 59-62 4.0 folders 1982-1989 Flier, Elaine Marks’ "Contexts for Gertrude Stein" 4 59 1982 Apr 12 Flier, "Auschwitz and After: Race, Culture, and the Jewish Question in France" 4 60 Flyer, French Literature Conference call for papers 4 61 Flyer, Elaine Marks’ speech, "The Jewish Question in French Writing: Theoretical Considerations" 4 62 1989 Catalogues and brochures 4 63-67 5.0 folders 1969-1979 Catalogue, Christian Doir Collection été 1969 4 63 Brochure, New York University Institute of French Studies 4 64 Brochure, Columbia University La Maison Française with notes 4 65 Notice for Elaine Marks’ "Marrano as Metaphor" in Columbia University Press 4 66 Cornell University Press, New Books 4 67 1979 Poems and songs 4 68-71 4.0 folders 1966-1980 Poem, "chanson pour l’année qui vient," by Henry 4 68 1966 Poem, "Pour L’Anniversaire d’Elaine," by Alfred 4 69 Lyrics and speech, "Something About the Women for Elaine’s 50th Birthday" 4 70 1980 Lyrics, "The Addressing of Elaine" 4 71 Plays and programs 4 72-74 3.0 folders The Root: A dadadramatic choral-symphonic symposium on Jean Kacine in three parts and seventeen movements 4 72 Play, Out on a Limbo Class of 1952 4 73 Program, The Bryn Mawr College French Club presents Orpheé 4 74 Journal and bulletin issues 4 75-79 5.0 folders 1961-1996 "B+B" un Journal Privé au 20éme siécle 4 75 Bryn Mawr Alumnae Bulletin 4 76 1961 "Le Temps Retrouvé: Bulletin des Anciennces Etudiantes du Departement de Français de Wellesley," including Michael Grimaud memoriam 4 77 1995 Le Pèlerin de Sainte Anne May 4 78 1996 June La Quinzaine 4 79 1995 March Dissertations 4 80-83 4.0 folders "André Gide: Grief and the Father," dissertation by John Parisot 4 80 "A Nice Jewish Boy Among the Indians," by Arnold Krupat 4 81 "Coming Out of the Text," dissertation by and correspondence from Scott Fish 4 82 1999 Camus Dissertation (title page missing) 4 83