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Cary Hollinshead-strick

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Cary Hollinshead-strick

Associate Professor

  • Department: 91Ž«Ăœ Literature, English, and Creative Writing

Professor Hollinshead-Strick came to Paris after teaching in Penang, Providence, and Philadelphia. Having spent a year at UniversitĂ© Paris 7, Denis Diderot, she made her way to The American University of Paris, joining the faculty in 2009. Her research focuses on nineteenth-century literature and media, with particular attention paid to the relationship between the theater and the press in France.Ìę

Popular culture, especially as it relates to the history of material texts, interests her more generally, as do the uses of publicity in society. The city of Paris also plays an essential role in Hollinshead-Strick’s research and teaching. Its libraries and archives house rare documents that often inform her publications and conference papers, while its streets and museums occasionally serve as classrooms for courses she teaches on Paris through its Books and Paris as a Stage for Revolution.



Education/Degrees

  • Ph.D., 91Ž«Ăœ Literature, University of Pennsylvania, 2008.
    • Awarded through a cotutelle arrangement with L’UniversitĂ© Paris IV, La Sorbonne. Mention trĂšs honorable avec fĂ©licitations.
    • Title: Performing Publicity: The Press on Stage in in the Feuilleton, 1836-1848.
    • Certificate in Women’s Studies, University of Pennsylvania, 2004.
  • M.A., 91Ž«Ăœ Literature, University of Pennsylvania, 2001
  • B.A., 91Ž«Ăœ Literature, Princeton University, 1996.

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ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

  • Associate Professor, The American University of Paris, Department of 91Ž«Ăœ Literature and English, 2017-present.

  • Assistant Professor, The American University of Paris, Department of 91Ž«Ăœ Literature and English, 2009-2017.

  • Writing Program Administrator, The American University of Paris, 2013 -2019.
  • Lecturer, The American University of Paris, Department of 91Ž«Ăœ Literature and English, Spring 2007, 2008-2009.
  • Exchange Teaching Fellow, UniversitĂ© Paris 7, Denis Diderot, UFR de Lettres, arts et cinĂ©ma, 2004-2005.
  • Instructor of record for false-beginner and intermediate French language courses, University of Pennsylvania, 2003-2004.
  • Visiting Teaching Fellow at the Center for Language and Translation, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia, 1996-1997.

Publications

  • The Fourth Estate at the Fourth Wall: Newspapers on Stage in July Monarchy France. Northwestern UP, 2019.
  • “Text PurĂ©ed or in Patches: Alimentary Metaphors for Press Practices.” Romanic Review, edited by Masha Belenky, Carolyn Betensky, and Susan Hiner, September 2021.
  • “Gautier’s Modern Spin on Fashion.” Fashion, Modernity, and Materiality in France: From Rousseau to Art Deco, edited by Heidi Brevik-Zender, SUNY Press, 2018.
  • “Review of Popular Theatre and Political Utopia in France, 1870-1940: Active Citizens, by Jessica Wardhaugh.” H-France Review Vol. 18 (December 2018), No. 230.
  • “Teaching Les MisĂ©rables in Paris Through its Books.” Approaches to Teaching Victor Hugo’s Les MisĂ©rables, edited by Michal P. Ginsburg and Bradley Stephens, Modern Language Association of America, 2018.
  • “The Emancipated Spectator and Modernism.” Understanding RanciĂšre, Understanding Modernism, edited by Patrick Bray, Bloomsbury, 2017.
  • “Conte d’un Faust des annĂ©es 1830 - L’Amour et le Grimoire.” Cahiers d'Ă©tudes nodiĂ©ristes, edited by Caroline Raulet-Marcel and Georges Zaragoza, June 2017.
  • Le boulevard du crime sĂ©lectionne son jury : La presse judiciaire sur scĂšne sous la Monarchie de Juillet.” First issue of European Drama and Performance Studies : Spectacles, commerce et culture matĂ©rielle (1715-1860). Ed. Sabine Chaouche et Roxane Martin, Classiques Garnier, 2013.
  • “La Mise en page et le passage Ă  la postĂ©ritĂ© dans Les Belles femmes de Paris et Les GuĂȘpes d’Alphonse Karr.” L’Écrit Ă  l’épreuve des mĂ©dias, Ed. Greta Komur-Thilloy et Anne RĂ©ach-Ngo, Paris: Classiques Garnier, 2012.
  • “La PublicitĂ© nĂ©gative et l’Époque au thĂ©Ăątre.” Dossier 2. Presse et scĂšne au XIXe siĂšcle, Ed. Olivier Bara et Marie-Ève ThĂ©renty.
  • “Using La Presse to stage La VĂ©ritĂ© in Delphine de Girardin’s École des journalistes.” Dix-Neuf. Vol 7. October 2006.

Conferences & Lectures

  • “Theatrical Scraps and ClichĂ©d Chestnuts: July Monarchy Locavores.” NCFS, (Nineteenth Century French Studies) Colloquium. Raleigh, NC, October 2012.
  • “La presse anglaise, un modĂšle de prostitution ambitieuse.” Presse, prostitution, bas-fonds dans l’espace mĂ©diatique francophone, 1830-1930. Quebec City, June 2012.
  • “Beyblades, Inception, and Tops as Communicative Objects.” AUP/Eugene Lang Seminar Series on Communicative Objects. Paris, March 2012.
  • “Le Boulevard du Crime Selects a Jury.” NCFS (Nineteenth Century French Studies) Colloquium. Philadelphia, PA, October 2011.Ìę
  • “La Mise en page et le passage Ă  la postĂ©ritĂ© dans Les Belles femmes de Paris et Les GuĂȘpes d’Alphonse Karr.” La mĂ©diatisation de l’écrit, de la naissance de l’imprimĂ© Ă  l’ùre Ă©lectronique.Ìę l’UniversitĂ© de la Haute-Alsace, Mulhouse, October 2010.
  • “Experiencing Racine with Nanny: Matching Methodology with Theories of Spectacle.” NCFS, (Nineteenth Century French Studies) Colloquium. New Haven, CT, October 2010.
  • “La PublicitĂ© nĂ©gative et l’Époque au thĂ©Ăątre.” Presse et ScĂšne au XIXe siĂšcle. Montpellier, France, June 2010.
  • “Copying l’Époque: Testing Social Legibility on the Vaudeville Stage.” NCFS, (Nineteenth Century French Studies) Colloquium. Salt Lake City, UT, October 2009.
  • “Personifying the Press: Newspapers on Stage After 1830” MLA. Chicago, IL, 2007. (Nineteenth-Century French Division Panel)
  • “Performing for an Alternative Archive in July Monarchy France” MLA. Philadelphia, PA, 2006. (Drama Division Panel)
  • “The Typesetter as the Scapegoat of Industrial Literature.” MLA. Philadelphia, PA, 2006. (Rhetoric and Composition Division Panel)
  • “Émile de Girardin, metteur en scĂšne de la publicitĂ©.” De la rĂ©clame Ă  la pub, Dramaturgies et mises en scĂšne de la publicitĂ©. Le PhĂ©nix - ScĂšne nationale de Valenciennes, September 2006.
  • “Using La Presse to stage La VĂ©ritĂ© in Delphine de Girardin’s École des journalistes.” NCFS (Nineteenth Century French Studies) Colloquium. Austin, TX, October 2005.
  • “If the Theater is a Brothel, What is the Critic?: The Role of Journalism in Nana and Sister Carrie.” AIZEN Conference on Émile Zola and Naturalism. Philadelphia, PA, October 2001.

Affiliations

MLA, NCFS

Research Areas

  • Nineteenth-century French literature and media
  • History of material texts
  • Popular theater, especially vaudeville

Awards, Fellowships and Grants

  • The American University of Paris’s Board of Trustees Award for Outstanding Research and Publications, 2020.
  • Elected to a five-year term on the executive committee of the Modern Language Association’s LLC 19th-Century French forum, beginning 2021.