Carol Mastrangelo Bové is Professor Emerita in English and Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, USA.  She is also Professor Emerita in French, Westminster College, PA, USA.  She has published Language and Politics in Kristeva: Literature, Art, Therapy (2006), Kristeva in America:  Re-imagining the Exceptional (2020), and many articles on twentieth- and twenty-first-century literature, film and literary translation.

• Acknowledgments; Introduction. That Most Majestic and Disturbing of Drives: Colette’s Work and Life; 1. A Woman of a Certain Age: Chéri; 2. La Maison de Claudine: Maman Not Claudine; 3. Gigi: The Importance of the Uncle; 4. More Than a Musical: Minnelli’s Gigi; 5. Far from the Father of Personal Pre-History: Westmoreland’s Colette;  Neither Depression nor Perversion: Colette in Bloom (Julia Kristeva, trans. Carol Mastrangelo Bové); Bibliography; Index

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Carol Mastrangelo Bové is Professor Emerita in English and Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, USA.  She is also Professor Emerita in French, Westminster College, PA, USA.  She has published Language and Politics in Kristeva: Literature, Art, Therapy (2006), Kristeva in America:  Re-imagining the Exceptional (2020), and many articles on twentieth- and twenty-first-century literature, film and literary translation.

• Acknowledgments; Introduction. That Most Majestic and Disturbing of Drives: Colette’s Work and Life; 1. A Woman of a Certain Age: Chéri; 2. La Maison de Claudine: Maman Not Claudine; 3. Gigi: The Importance of the Uncle; 4. More Than a Musical: Minnelli’s Gigi; 5. Far from the Father of Personal Pre-History: Westmoreland’s Colette;  Neither Depression nor Perversion: Colette in Bloom (Julia Kristeva, trans. Carol Mastrangelo Bové); Bibliography; Index

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Carol Mastrangelo Bové is Professor Emerita in English and Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, USA.  She is also Professor Emerita in French, Westminster College, PA, USA.  She has published Language and Politics in Kristeva: Literature, Art, Therapy (2006), Kristeva in America:  Re-imagining the Exceptional (2020), and many articles on twentieth- and twenty-first-century literature, film and literary translation.

• Acknowledgments; Introduction. That Most Majestic and Disturbing of Drives: Colette’s Work and Life; 1. A Woman of a Certain Age: Chéri; 2. La Maison de Claudine: Maman Not Claudine; 3. Gigi: The Importance of the Uncle; 4. More Than a Musical: Minnelli’s Gigi; 5. Far from the Father of Personal Pre-History: Westmoreland’s Colette;  Neither Depression nor Perversion: Colette in Bloom (Julia Kristeva, trans. Carol Mastrangelo Bové); Bibliography; Index

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