Beryl Schlossman Bio

Beryl Schlossman received her Ph.D. from the Université de Paris and Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of several books of literary criticism: Joyce’s Catholic Comedy of Language, The Orient of Style: Modernist Allegories of Conversion, and Objects of Desire: The Madonnas of Modernism, as well as Angelus Novus, a collection of poems published by Editions Virgile, Fontaine-lès-Dijon, France. She received a Charlotte W. Newcombe dissertation fellowship at The Johns Hopkins University and a Mellon post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Virginia. She taught French and comparative literature at Emory University before joining the Department of Modern Languages at CMU. She teaches French and Francophone studies, literature, cinema, and the arts in society. Her poetry and short fiction are published in France as well as the U.S.

	*Beryl Schlossman, Professor of French and Francophone Studies and European Studies*
	Beryl Schlossman received her Ph.D. from the Université de Paris and Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of several books of literary criticism: Joyce’s Catholic Comedy of Language, The Orient of Style: Modernist Allegories of Conversion, and Objects of Desire: The Madonnas of Modernism, as well as Angelus Novus, a collection of poems published by Editions Virgile, Fontaine-lès-Dijon, France. She received a Charlotte W. Newcombe dissertation fellowship at The Johns Hopkins University and a Mellon post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Virginia. She taught French and comparative literature at Emory University before joining the Department of Modern Languages at CMU. She teaches French and Francophone studies, literature, cinema, and the arts in society. Her poetry and short fiction are published in France as well as the U.S.