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Robert St.Clair

Associate Professor of French at French and Italian at Dartmouth College

He is the author of works on the politics and theories of 19^th-century French literature聽which聽have appeared in venues such as Romanic Review,听French Forum,听Esprit cr茅ateur,聽Nineteenth-Century French studies, the聽Wiley-Blackwell Companion to World Literature聽and a forthcoming volume titled聽Baudelaire and Philosophy. In addition to having co-edited a special of Nineteenth-Century French Studies marking the 150^thanniversary of the Paris Commune, he is the co-editor of聽Parade sauvage聽(the international journal of Rimbaud Studies) as well as the author Lyrical Material: Poetry, Politics, and the Body in Rimbaud. His next book, Constellations of Loss: Counter-modernities in C19 French Literature, is forthcoming with Oxford University Press next year, and constitutes an interrogation of the knots binding the complexities and opacities of textual form to a counter-historical view on the nineteenth century as seen from the 鈥渓oser鈥檚 point of view鈥� (or, le point de vue des vaincus). His聽talk聽today鈥攐n Flaubert, reading, and the utopias of realism鈥攆orms the coda to this forthcoming work and is titled:聽鈥�Real(ist) Utopias: Three Hypotheses about Dreaming, Dying, and Insignificance in聽Un coeur simple鈥澛�