Pratt Institute

Suzanne Verderber - Associate Professor.

	Suzanne Verderber Associate Professor. Humanities & Media Studies. sverderb@pratt.edu (718) 636-3431 (718) 636-3573 fax Brooklyn Campus DeKalb Hall 3

Course Listing 13/FA-HMS-208A-02 Medieval Literature and Culture: A Survey 13/FA-HMS-304B-01 Topics in American Studies: Perspective On U.S. Literature 13/FA-HMS-330A-02 Topics in Literary/Cultural Theory: Freud and Lacan 13/FA-HMS-330A-01 Topics in Literary/Cultural Theory: Freud and Lacan Education B.A., Dartmouth College; Female Agency in the Social Fictions of Marguerite de Navarre Ph.D., Univ of Pennsylvania; Subjective Vision and Fragmentation in Late Medieval France, Burgundy, and Flanders Biography Suzanne Verderder’s teaching and research focus on the relationship between subjectivity and power, and on the relation between pre-modern periods (medieval, Renaissance, Baroque) and contemporary concerns. Specific fields of study include politics, literature, art, critical theory, philosophy, religion, and psychoanalysis. She has published on the twelfth-century woman writer, Marie de France, the essayist Michel de Montaigne, and is currently working on a book linking the so-called emergence of the individual in the medieval and Renaissance West to the reorganization of power. She has also translated two books: Charles Enderlin’s The Lost Years, and Jean-Michel Rabate’s The Ethics of the Lie.

Suzanne Verderber - Associate Professor.