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Marc Bizer | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin Early Modern French identities: national, social, religious, authorial, gendered; tragedy and the tragic; history of emotions; chance
Marc Bizer Email Phone Number | University of Texas at Austin . . . Marc Bizer, based in Austin, Texas, United States, is currently a Professor at University of Texas at Austin Marc Bizer holds a 1988 - 1993 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph D ) in Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics @ Princeton University
H-Net People Marc Bizer < hms92@mac com > University of Texas at Austin Macintosh-based instructional technology projects Address: Department of French and Italian University of Texas at Austin 1 University Station B7600 Austin, Texas 78712 United States Primary Phone: (512) 471-7780 Fax Number: (860) 239-2071 Web Page: https: uts cc utexas edu ~mbizer
Marc Bizer | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin Early Modern French identities: national, social, religious, authorial, gendered; tragedy and the tragic; history of emotions; chance
Marc Bizer Marc Bizer Department of French and Italian 1 University Station B7600 The University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX 78712-0224 Tel: 512-471-7780 mbizer@utexas edu http: www utexas edu cola depts frenchitalian faculty mbizer
Marc Bizer | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin Marc Bizer, originally from Amherst, Massachusetts, has taught at UT since the fall of 1992 He holds an A B in Comparative Literature from Brown University, a Maîtrise ès lettres modernes from the Université de Paris-Sorbonne, and a Ph D in Romance Languages and Literatures from Princeton University
Marc Bizer | Liberal Arts | UT - Austin Marc BizerProfessor, French Studies Early Modern French identities: national, social, religious, authorial, gendered; tragedy and the tragic; history of emotions; chance