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Faculty Profile Last Modified Time: 04:45:31 PM Tue, 1 Sep 2009   Contact Information Dr. Antoinette Sol Associated Profiles  Associate Professor-Modern Languages   Mail Box: 19557, HH, Room No.: 310    amsol@uta.edu     +1 817 272 3161     ex 25531     817 272 5408    Web Link    Course pages    Eighteenth-century Literature, women's writing, Francophone Literature, Novel, Caribbean Literature    Associated Profiles Professional Preparation Publications Presentations and Projects Appointments Synergistic Activities Support Teaching Additional Information  Professional Preparation  Degree Major Institution Year  Ph.D. French University of Califronia 1994  M.A. French University of California 1990  B.A. French and Art Loyola-Maryount University 1975  Publications   Category  AllarticleBookBook Reviewedition  Type AllBookBook reviews Publications per page    1  2 3 4 5    Year Publication   Type 2009 Le Mulâtre de Madame Aurore Clôteaux [Balzac and Auguste Le Poitevin de Saint-Almé]. Introduction and presentation. Autrement Mêmes dirigée par Roger Little. Harmattan: Paris  Forthcoming, Spring 2009. Category: edition   2009 Walker, Lesly. Mother Love?New Directionsin Eighteenth Century Studies. Forthcoming 2009. Category: Book Review   2009 Charrière, Isabelle de. Trois femmes. Preface and notes, Emma Rooksby, ed. Modern Language Association of America: New York, 2007. French Review Forthcoming Category: Book Review   2008 "Histoire(s) et traumatisme(s): L'infanticide dans le roman féminin antillais."  French Review, April 81.5, 2008: 86-106 Category: article   2006 "Genre et historiographie. Quelques réflexions sur Elisabeth-Charlotte-Pauline de Meulan Guizot ; romancière, journaliste et historienne (1773-1827)," Histoire d'historiennes. Nicole Pellegrin, ed., Saint-Étienne: Presses de l'Université de Saint-Étienne, 2006: 265-283 Category: article    Presentations and Projects Invited Speaker     Pauline de Meulan: Romancier, Journaliste, Historienne. Femmes et Histoire. Institut d’histoire moderne et contemporaine. CNRS/Ecole Normale Supérieure. Paris, France. May 6, 2003. Presentation     “Revolutionary Translations: Women Writers of the early 19th century” American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, Montreal, Canada. March 31-April 2, 2006. Presentation     “L'infanticide: une marque du passé qui efface l’avenir” French Colonial Historical Society International Conference, Dakar, Senegal, May 17- May 20, 2006 Presentation     "Raconter son histoire, écriture historique: l’interprétation féminine de la Révolution" Conseil International d’études francophones, Sinïa, Romania. June 25-July 2, 2006. Presentation     “Un blues d’amour: Aime comme Musique ou Mourir d’aimer de Nicole Cage-Florentiny” International Conference on Caribbean Studies. South Padre Island, TX. November 2-5, 2006. Presentation     « La musique des paroles : Aime comme Musique ou Mourir d'aimer de Nicole Cage-Florentiny » Conseil international d’études francophones, Cayenne, Guyane. 1-8 July, 2007, Presentation     “Another Damned Pen Pushers and Uppity Woman: The Extraordinary Literary Career of Elizabeth de Guénard de Faverolles, baronne de Méré” American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies. Portland Oregon. March 27-30, 2008 Presentation     “From Moral Tracts, Sentimental Novels, and Bawdy Tales to History: Tracing the Professional Writing Career of Elizabeth de Guénard de Faverolles, baronne de Méré" Women in French International Conference. University of North Texas, April 10-12, 2008 Presentation     "A Rose by any Other Name...."? or, What Does it Take to Sell More Books?” Kentucky Foreign Language Conference. April 17-19, 2008. Presentation     "Du roman sentimental au roman érotique : les transgressions textuelles dÉlizabeth Guénard, Baronne de Méré " 22e Congrès mondial du CIEF Limoges, France. June 29-July 7, 2008. Invited Speaker     "Histoire(s) et traumatisme(s): L'infanticide dans le roman féminin antillais." Roundtable, Marquette University and Desmond Tutu Peace Trust, Cape Town, South Africa. May 8-11, 2006.  Appointments Duration Rank Department / School College / Office University / Company 2003-current Director/Instructor UTA Paris Program MODL College of Liberal Arts UTA 2001-current Associate Professor Department of Modern Languages College of Liberal Arts The University of Texas at Arlington 1994-2002 Lecturer Summer Program   UCLA 1995-2001 Assistant Professor Department of Modern Languages College of Liberal Arts The University of Texas at Arlington 1998 Director French Beginner Student Program in Paris   UCLA 1992-1994 Teaching Assistant Consultant French Department   UCLA 1994 Instructor of French   El Camino College   1988-1992 Teaching Assistant French Department   UCLA  Synergistic Activities University Service Facutly Senate Secretary (2007-) UTA Senate President's Advisory Board (2002-present) Women and Minorities Committee (2004-2006, co-chair) President Incognito Interview Committee (2003) Faculty Senate 1999 to 2006 (elected position) UTA Representative for Texas Council of Faculty Senates (elected, 2002 to current) Sentate Representative for Faculty Development Leave (2000,2003, chair 2004) President Faculty Senate Advisory Board (2002-current) Women's Studies Advisory Board (1999 to current, elected position) Women's History Month Planning Committee (1998 to current) Faculty Senate Equity Committee, 2000-2002, 2002-2003, 2004-2005 (Chair) Faculty Senate Student Liaison Committee (1998-1999) Expanding Your Horizons-Volunteer Coordinator 2002 College Service College Promotion and Tenure Committee (2001-2002), (2004-2006) College Research Enhancement Grant Committee (2000-2001, 2001-2002) College Faculty Development Committee (1999-2000, 2002-2003, 2003-2004) Departmental Service Editor, MODL Cultural Constructions Selected Proceedings and Other Papers: Power and Memory. Forthcoming Spring 2009. MODL Cultural Construction I & II Biannual Symposium, Director (2004, 2007,2009) Chair Review Committee, Chair (2007) Promotion and Tenure Committee (2001, 2004-2006 Chair, member presently) Section Head, French (2001-2002, 2003-2005, 2006-2007) Graduate Advisor (summer 2003-2006) Undergraduate Advisor (Fall 2002) Promotion and Tenure Committee (2001 Chair, 2002-current) Committee on Graduate Studies (1995-current) Library liaison for Foreign Language Department (1997-2002) Professional Service Outside Tenure Review: North Dakota State University, 2002, 2003, 2004-2006 (chair) Congres Sade prize committee ASECS Women's Caucus panel chair, 2002, 2005 Reader for Congres Sade Reader for Eighteenth-Century Culture Reader for Eighteenth-Century Fiction Reader for Eighteenth-Century Life Reader for International History Review Reader for New Directions in Eighteenth Century Studies Women in French, Research Archives Editor  Support  Duration Title Sponsor Amount Status 2005-2007 UTA Research and Travel Award UTA   Current 2003 T.E.D. Braun Travel Grant American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies   Previous 2003 UTA Faculty Development Grant     Previous 1996 French Government BCLE/CIBER Grant     Previous  Teaching   FREN 3311-001 - French Literature and Culture I Fall 2009 This course serves as an introduction to French texts ranging from the Middle Ages to the latter part of the Eighteenth Century. This overview of French literary history in its social context will give the student a good sense of literary movements at the same time as it functions as an introduction to literary analysis. We will begin to acquire the close reading and analytical writing skills that are important tools for future French studies. There will be a mid-term and a final exam as well as daily (itty bitty) reading comprehension quizzes to keep the students on track. Download Syllabus (127.43KB. This syllabus was uploaded Sunday 30th, August 2009 04:51:19 PM and is subject to change.) Contact Information HH, #310  Hours: Mon 11-12 and 3-5 ; Thurs 4-6pm Phone: +1 817 272 3161  Email: amsol@uta.edu   FREN 4334-001 - CONTEMPORARY FRENCH CULTURE (3-0) Fall 2009 Social, political, and economic structures in France, with focus on current events relevant to the Francophone world. Download Syllabus (155.12KB. This syllabus was uploaded Monday 31st, August 2009 01:53:11 PM and is subject to change.) [ Show Additional Information ] The course will concentrate on the social, political, and economic structures in France with a special focus on current events impacting business in the Francophone world. Emphasis is placed on understanding how culture informs commercial activities in France and its impact on systems of production, consumption and distribution. The course is divided into two parts: in the first section we will explore those elements that make the French "French." This includes areas as diverse as eating habits, personal appearance, and family to attitudes concerning money and its role in French society. In the second segment of the course we will turn our attention to political structures, economic developments and France’s place in the European community. Publicité, a reflection of how people see themselves or wish to see themselves, is the pivot around which this course is articulated. Through an analysis of print advertisements, television commercials, and special interest public ads, specific attention is drawn not only to marketing techniques employed by the French but to the exploitation of culture in the pursuit of commerce. We will also examine how France and the French looks at Americans. At the end of this course students will have acquired knowledge of French cultural systems as well as governmental ones. They will have familiarized themselves with the linguistic tools specific to this area of study and benefit from a greater insight into French business culture. Contact Information HH, #310  Hours: Mon 11-12 and 3-5 ; Thurs 4-6pm Phone: +1 817 272 3161  Email: amsol@uta.edu For the Official List of Courses for registration, please visit MyMav - Schedule of Classes  Additional Information Academic Honor UTA Research and Travel Award, 2005 Center for 17th-&-18th Century Studies and William Andrews Clark Library Fellowship, June, 1997 International Management Fellowship for Teaching from The Center for International Business and Education Research, UCLA., 1992-1995 Mabel Wilson Richards Fellowship, UCLA, 1992-1993 Editorial Stipend for Paroles Gelees, 1992-1993 Teaching Assistant Consultantship, UCLA., 1992-1994 Teaching Fellowship, UCLA, 1988-1992 Tuition Fellowship, UCLA, 1991-1992, 1994 Best Teaching Assistant in French Department, UCLA., 1991