Andrea Loselle

Teaching & Research Interests

• 20th Century French literature, especially prose
• the historical avant-garde
• travel narrative
• cultural studies and cultural theory

Background

• M.A., The Johns Hopkins University, 1984
• Ph. D, Columbia University, 1990

Selected Publications

• History's Double: Cultural Tourism in Twentieth-Century French Writing. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1997.
• "Revisiting Sigmaringen." Special issue: Travel and Travelers. Guest Editor: Georges van den Abbeele. SITES 5.1 (spring 2001): 197-209.
• "'How French Is it?'"French Theory in America. Eds. Sande Cohen and Sylvère Lotringer. New York: Routledge, 2001. 217-35.
• "The historical Nullification of Paul Morand's Gendered Eugenics." Gender and Fascism in Modern France. Eds. Richard Golson and Melanie Hawthorne. Hanover: UP of New England, 1997. 101-18, 201-03.
• "The History of a History: Franks and Gauls in the German Trilogy." Céline and the Politics of Difference. Eds. Rosemarie Scullion, Philip Solomon, and Thomas Spear. Hanover: UP of New England, 1995. 185-202, 237-40.

Professional Activities

• Conference: "Hearing May 68: An Acoustic Archaeology," New Orleans, MLA 2001.
• "'The space of the ornament and the superfluous': French Women Collectors,"
• Faculty/Graduate Conference of the Department of French and Francophone Studies, UCLA, May 15, 2001.
• Manuscript evaluator for University Press of New England, St. Martin's Press, Yale University Press

Honors and Awards

• Borchard Foundation Scholar-in-Residence Grant; 2000
• OID Grant, UCLA

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