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Ph.D. in French, University of Illinois, (2011)

Expertise

Research Interests

Sixteenth-century French literature, architecture, visual culture, domesticity, secrecy, privacy. French Renaissance culture. French film.

Articles

Black, E. (2013). Gilles Corrozet’s ‘Domestic’ Emblems: the Home in the _Hecatomgraphie_ and Emblems in _Cebes_.. Emblematica / AMS Press 20 , pp. 111-140.

Black, E. (2012). We’ve Come a Long Way: French Emblems on the Internet. Early Modern Literary Studies Special Edition: Emblem Digitization: Conducting Digital Research with Renaissance Texts and Images 20.

Black, E. (2011). Writing Secret Space in the Heptaméron (I.8). Mediaevalia, SUNY Press 31 (1).

Book Chapters

Black, E. (2017). Cocteau’s Queen: Sissi between Monarchy and Anarchy in _L’Aigle à deux têtes_. Sissi’s World: The Empress Elisabeth in Memory and Myth New York, NY: Bloomsbury Press.

Black, E. (2016). Mirror/Window, Reflection/Deflection: Regulating the Gaze Inside and Outside the House in Gilles Corrozet’s Blasons domestiques (1539) The Mirror in Medieval and Early Modern Culture. Specular Reflections. (pp. 16 pages) Turnhout: Brepols. UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies “Cursor Mundi” Series.

Black, E. (2014). One Gender in the French Legal System? Implications of Galenic Medicine on Coustau’s Sixteenth-Century Emblems. Gender Matters. Re-Reading Violence in Early Modern Literature and Culture (pp. 197-209) Amsterdam: Rodopi.