Scott Juall, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of French
Office: Leutze Hall 293
Tel: (910)-962-7923
FAX: (910)-962-7712
E-mail: jualls
http://people.uncw.edu/jualls
B.S., B.A., Michigan State University
M.A., Ph.D., University of Colorado at Boulder
Juall’s primary field of research is the relationship between ideology and imperialism in early modern French/European literature. He has published articles in French Literature Series, Études Rabelaisiennes, Renaissance and Reformation, and L’Esprit Créateur; he recently edited a volume titled Encounters with Alterity in Early Modern French Travel Literature. His current book project is on sixteenth-century French travel narratives and (anti-)imperialism. He is also interested in spaces of artistic creation among French and Spanish Surrealists in twentieth-century Paris. He teaches courses on travel literature from the Middle Ages-18th century; travel writing in Paris; francophone literature, cinema, and music; and French linguistics.
