Sculpture et poétique: Sculpture and Literature 1789-1859, Nineteenth Century French Studies n°spécial 2006

Un numéro spécial des Nineteenth Century French Studies vient de paraître: "Sculpture et poétique: Sculpture and Literature 1789-1859", sous la direction de Cassandra Hamrick et Suzanne Nash.

Annonce de l'éditeur:

Nineteenth-Century French Studies announces a fall 2006 special issue:
Sculpture et Poétique: Sculpture and Literature in France, 1789-1859

Guest Editors:
Cassandra Hamrick, Saint Louis University
Suzanne Nash, Princeton University
With articles by:
Michel Brix
Isabelle Leroy-Jay Lemaistre
Jean Starobinski
Jean-Marie Roulin
Michele Hannoosh
Cassandra Hamrick
David Scott
Rosemary Lloyd
Wendy Nolan Joyce
Suzanne Nash
Stamos Metzidakis
Patrizia Lombardo

This collection of essays by distinguished international scholars makes a major contribution to the field of nineteenth-century French studies, not only in terms of what it has to say about the major practitioners of literature and sculpture that it considers, but in terms of the broader questions it raises about art, and in terms of the relationship between literature and the sculptural.
Sonya Stephens 

Subscribers will receive this extra issue as part of their Volume 35 (2006-2007) subscriptions. 
U.S. subscriptions, $45 individuals, $80 institutions.  Outside the U.S., add $15.

Single copies will also be available from the University of Nebraska Press.
Check the UNP website at www.nebraskapress.unl.edu or the NCFS website at www.unl.edu/ncfs for the most current information.