Marcelline Block (BA, Harvard; MA, Princeton; PhD candidate,
Princeton) is Lecturer in History at Princeton. She edited
Situating the Feminist Gaze and Spectatorship in Postwar
Cinema (Cambridge Scholars, 2008; 2010), co-edited Gender
Scripts in Medicine and Narrative (Cambridge Scholars, 2010),
co-edited volume 18 of Critical Matrix: The Princeton Journal
of Women, Gender and Culture (2009), as well as contributed
chapters to the following anthologies: The Many Ways We Talk
about Death in Contemporary Society: Interdisciplinary Studies in
Portrayal and Classification (2009); Vendetta: Essays on
Honor and Revenge (2010), and Cherchez la femme: Women and
Values in the Francophone World (2011). Her articles have
appeared in the journals Excavatio, vol. XXII: Realism and
Naturalism in Film Studies (2007); The Harvard French
Review (2007), and Women in French Studies (2009,
2010). Her writing has been published in French in Vingtième
Siècle: revue d’histoire (vol. 96, 2007) and in Russian in
Russian Art Beyond Borders: Late 20th Century-Early 21st
Century (2010).