Biliana Kassabova Curriculum Vitae Department of French and Italian
[email protected] 450 Serra Mall, Bldg. 260 1-773-939-2430 Stanford, CA 94305 Academic Positions Lecturer in French, Stanford University 2015 - Education Stanford University: Ph.D. in French literature 2008-2015 Dissertation Title: The Tribune and the People: Revolutionary Leadership in France, 1789-1871 (advisor: Dan Edelstein) London Summer School in Intellectual History, University College London September 2013 Institute for French Cultural Studies, Dartmouth College June-July 2011 University of Chicago: B.A. in Romance Languages and Literatures, French (with 2003-2007 honors), B.A. in Economics Publications “The Louvre in Ruins: A Revolutionary Sublime” (L’Esprit Créateur, Summer 2014, Vol. 54, No. 2). “Where Are Voltaire’s Letters Concerning the English Nation? An Intellectual Geo-History of the French Enlightenment,” with Dan Edelstein (under review, Journal of the History of Ideas). “Frenchmen into Peasants into Frenchmen: Revolutionary Past and Future in George Sand’s Nanon.” (revised and resubmitted, George Sand Studies). “Tribunes of the People: The French Revolution Beyond Popular Sovereignty.” (under review, French Historical Studies) Works in Progress The Tribune and the People: Revolutionary Leadership in Nineteenth-Century France (book manuscript) “The Sentimental Education of Revolution: Flaubert’s Erasure of the June Days.” (revise and resubmit, Nineteenth Century French Studies). “What Was to be Done? The Case of the Missing Revolutions in Stendhal’s