The Editors

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Bibliography

Amitiés Internationales André Malraux

The French Program at Tennessee

Karen Levy, Professor of French. Ph.D., University of Kentucky, 1971. Major field: 20th century French literature.

         Her primary area of research is twentieth-century French fiction, poetry, and literary criticism. Most recently, she has been working on a series of articles on J.M. G. Le Clézio and studying  the philosophy of  Emmanuel Lévinas. Her newest works incorporating Lévinas's ideas are "Elsewhere and Otherwise: Lévinasian Eros and Ethics in Le Clézio's La quarantaine," which is appearing in Orbis Litterarum and "Unforeseeable Epiphanies: Re-Encountering Malraux in Proximity with Lévinas," appeared in the critical anthology André Malraux: Across Boundaries, published by Rodopi.

John B. Romeiser, Professor of French. Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1975. Major field: 20th century French literature. 

         His research interests include twentieth-century French literature, especially the pre- and post-World War II years, the Spanish Civil War, and instructional technology. In 1994, he published André Malraux: A Reference Guide, 1940-1990 (New York: G.K. Hall &  Co.). His latest article, "His Master's Voice: Leadership Lessons in L'Espoir," appeared in the critical anthology André Malraux: Across Boundaries, published by Rodopi.