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jkline@bu.edu |
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353-6235 |
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Office
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M 11-12:30
W 11-12:30
R 11-12:30 |
T. Jefferson Kline
Associate Chair
Professor of French
Education
- BA, Oberlin College
- MA, Columbia University
- PhD, Columbia University
Research
T. Jefferson Kline joined the faculty in 1979, as chair of the
Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures Department, after serving as
Associate Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Letters at the State
University of New York at Buffalo.
His publications include André Malraux and the Metamorphosis of Death (Columbia
University Press, 1973), Bertolucci's Dream Loom: A Psychoanalytic
Study of Cinema (University of Massachusetts Press, 1987), I
film di Bertolucci (Rome: Gremese,1992), Screening the Text:
Intertexuality in New Wave French Film (Johns Hopkins Press,
1992). He has co-edited (with Bruce Sklarew and Fabien Gerard) Bertolucci Interviews (U. Mississippi Press, 1999), edited The Film and the Book (1994), and recently co-edited with
Naomi Schor the posthumuous study, Decadent Subjects (Johns Hopkins, 2000) by Charles Bernheimer. He has also authored
a number of articles on the French novel, French theater and the
European cinema. He is currently at work on a book tentatively
entitled The Cinema and Its Doubles exploring cinema's
relationships to dream, hypnosis, geography, and other media. He
teaches courses on modern French theater, the French novel, French
existentialism, and film theory and history.
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