Madame Bovary, Novel as a Modern Art

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
Baltimore, Homewood Campus
October 10th-11th 2006

Madame Bovary, Novel as a Modern Art
(150 years anniversary of the Flaubert's Novel)
a conference held by the German and Romance Languages and Literatures Department and the Centre Louis Marin

Tuesday, October 10th
Tudor Stuart Room, Gilman 326

9 a.m. -12 noon

Opening : Steve Nichols, Chair of the German and Romance Languages and Literatures Department
Roland Celette, French Embassy, Maison Française de Washington, Ouverture

Jonathan Culler, Cornell University, The Realism of Madame Bovary

Gilles Philippe, Université de Grenoble 3, I.U.F. et I.T.E.M. - C.N.R.S., La modernité linguistique de Madame Bovary


2 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Margaret Cohen, Stanford University, Flaubert, lectrice

Barbara Vinken, University of Munich, Reading, loving, eating : Realism and the spiritual Sense of the Letter

Jacques Neefs, Johns Hopkins University and I.T.E.M. - C.N.R.S., “Le bleu du ciel l'envahissait…”


Wednesday, October 11th
Tudor Stuart Room, Gilman 326

9 a.m. – 12 a.m.

Pierre-Marc de Biasi, I.T.E.M. - C.N.R.S., Secrets d'écriture, écriture du secret / Les procédures de cryptage dans Madame Bovary

Anne Herschberg Pierrot, Université Paris 8 et I.T.E.M. – C.N.R.S., Effets de voix dans Madame Bovary

François Noudelman, Université Paris 8 et Johns Hopkins, Sartre et la tentation Bovary