Susan Lee Stakel

University of Denver

Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences

Languages and Literatures

Associate ProfessorAppointed: 1988

Mailing Address

2020 Race St.

University of Denver

Denver, Colorado 80208

United States

Phone: (303) 871-2189

Fax: (303) 871-4555

Ph.D., University of Wisconsin/Madison, French, 1982.

M.B., University of Wisconsin/Madison, French, 1973.

B.A., University of Pittsburgh, French, 1972.

I study French literature of the Middle Ages. I am especially interested in allegory, misogyny and the 14th century writer Christine de Pizan.

French Language Or Literature, Medieval History.

French, Literature, Medieval, Women.

French: (Fluent, Fluent, Fluent)

German: (Basic, None, Basic)

Spanish: (Basic, None, Basic)

Christine de Pizan Society

International Courtly Literature Association

Medeval Feminists

Medieval Academy of America

Modern Language Association of America

1988-present, University of Denver, Associate Professor

1982-1988, University of Denver, Assistant Professor

1980-1982, College of Wooster, Visiting Assistant Professor

"False Roses: Structures of Duality and Deceit in Jean de Mean's Roman de la vose, " Anma Lubri for Stanford French and Italian Studies, 69, 1991
"Allegory & Artistic Production in the Peotry of Charles d'Orleans, " Fifteenth Century Studies 14(1988)
"The Montpelier Codex, " Volume 4, translation & introduction; Madison, Wisconsin, A-R Editions, Inc., 1985
"Affirming the Writer The Subtext of Christine de Pizam's Lavision Christine, "
"Pilgrimage and Dream Vision in Christine de Pizan"

Last Updated: 2/18/2000

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