Maxime Foerster

Associate Professor of French French Area Chair Faculty Advisor, French Club

World Languages and Literatures, French

Ph.D., University of Michigan (Ann Arbor); Master in Management, École des Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC), Paris, France

“Nice ou la ville-plaisirs dans L’Insouciance de Philippe Mezescaze” in Visages des villes de la Renaissance à nos jours, eds. Olfa Abrougui and Senda Souabni Jlidi. Paris: L’Harmattan, November 2023. 51-66.
“Fortunio, le dandy d’Inde,” in L’Artiste de la vie moderne. Le dandy entre littérature et histoire, ed. Edyta Kociubińska. Leiden: Brill Publishers, July 2023. 15-31.
“Chemsex et littérature française,” in Contemporary French Civilization, vol. 47, no. 4, December 2022. 421-442.
“From Cabaret to the Classroom: Bambi’s Professional Transition,” in ‘Taking Up Space’: Women at Work in Contemporary France, eds. Bouamer, Siham and Sonja Stojanovic. University of Wales Press, November 2022. 286-306.
“Précarité et filiation queer dans Eastern Boys, de Robin Campillo” in CFC Intersections, vol. 1, no. 1, Fall 2022.135-145.
“Rencontre du dandy et de la diva: la momification réinventée dans Le Château des Carpathes, de Jules Verne,” in French Forum, vol. 47, no. 1, Spring 2022. 75-90.
“Les femmes transgenres face au sida dans Le Gai cimetière de Marie-Pierre Pruvot,” in Contemporary French Civilization, vol. 46, no. 2, June 2021. 197-211.
“La bromance dans la littérature française au XIX^esiècle,” in Littératures, vol. 81, June 2020. 89-102.
(2018, University of Massachusetts Press).