Anna M. Kłosowska

Introduction

Specialties: Old French and Occitan. Professor of French.

Research Interests

Old French and Occitan, literature and the arts from 500-1700.

Courses Taught

FRE 302 Les arts de la Renaissance (16th c. French literature and culture)

FRE 310 Les arts du Grand Siècle (17th c. French literature and culture)

FRE 443 Les arts du Moyen Age (Medieval French literature and culture)

Education

Ph.D. French Studies, Brown University (1994)

Publications

Two books (single author) and seven collected volumes or journal clusters (two single author, five collaborations), including: 2007 Madeleine de l’Aubespine. Selected Poems and Translations: A Bilingual Edition. Kłosowska, Anna ed. and trans. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 136 pages.

Articles

45 articles and book chapters on medieval and Renaissance French literature, including 35 single author and 10 collaborations.

Selected Awards and Prizes

Nancy Lyman Roelker Prize ("Best Article"), The Sixteenth Century Society (2009), IAS/Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies, Visitorship (2021), NEH Seminar for College and University Teachers (2018), Ahmanson Research Fellowship, Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, UCLA (2016), Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship at the Huntington Library, San Marino, CA (2014).

Work in Progress

Remarkable Objects: Metal, Silk, Glass, Paper, and Ivory in Medieval France.