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Linda Martz has a BA in International
Relations and Islamic Studies from Scripps College,
and a Maîtrise, DEA and Doctorat in Langue et Civilisations
Anglophones from the University of Paris. In her doctoral
dissertation under Françoise Basch, she analyzed the
historiography and discourse of the British suffragette
movement. She also received training in Teaching English as
a Second Language/ Applied Linguistics at UCLA.
Her research interests include women’s
history and gender studies, particularly women’s access to
institutions and women’s activism, as well as the interface
between religion and public life. She publishes on the
British militant suffrage movement and on aspects of
California’s regional religious culture.
She is a member and associate board
member of the West of England and South Wales region of the
Women’s History Network, and a member of the CRPA (Culture
et Religions dans les Pays Anglophones), which is a subgroup
of the IMAGER Research Group based at the Université de
Paris XII. In addition to her own research, she is
co-translating the Dictionnaire de Spiritualité
Cartusienne du Xe au XVIe siècle, to be published in a
bilingual edition by Letouzey et Ané in 2011. |
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“Mary Neal and Emmeline Pethick: from
mission to activism.” Pending publication in Women’s
History Review.
“The Los Angeles Ministry of Aimee
Semple MacPherson: constructing the female preacher in
narratives of a migrant city.” Women on the Move:
refugees, migration and exile, to be edited by Dr. Fiona
Reid of the University of Glamorgan, 2010.
“L’homme chez les suffragettes:
Frederick Pethick Lawrence.” Hommes féministes, to be
edited by Dr. Michel Prum of the University of Paris VII,
2010.
60 étapes-clé de la civilisation
anglo-saxonne (all-French edition). C. Loubinac, C.
Loubignac, F. Fichaux, A. Higgie, and L. Martz. Collection
Optimum, F. Fichaux editor. Paris: Editions Ellipses, 2008.
Notions of Identity in Detective
Fiction, co-edited with A. Higgie, Newcastle: Cambridge
Scholars, November 2007. This volume includes her chapter on
“Suffragette Fictions: the re-construction of militant
identity in Gillian Linscott’s Nell Bray novels.”
60 fiches de civilisation
britannique et américaine (bilingual edition), with A.
Higgie et C. Loubinac. (Paris: Ellipses Edition) 2006.
Comment préparer le TOEFL en 10
jours, with R. Rast and F. Fichaux, Collection Optimum,
F. Fichaux editor (Paris: Ellipses Edition), 2006.
“An AIDS-Era assessment of Christabel
Pankhurst’s The Great Scourge and How To End It,” in
Women’s History Review 14.3 /4, November 2005, 435-447.
“Women’s Rights and Suffrage,” in
Britain and the Americas: Culture, Politics and History – A
Multidisciplinary Encyclopedia, Will Kaufman editor,
ABC-CLIO, Inc., March 2005.
Préparation au TOEFL: Methodologie,
with R. Rast, F. Fichaux, and D. Guillard, Collection
Optimum, F. Fichaux editor, Ellipses Edition, 2004.
Préparation au TOEFL: Epreuves
d’entraînement, with R. Rast and F. Fichaux, Collection
Optimum, F. Fichaux editor, Ellipses Edition, 2004.
“Aimee Semple MacPherson: foi, guérison,
persécution,” in Transversalités 90 (April-June
2004), 41-56.
“L’avenant de la « co-éducation » dans
les « Women’s Colleges » aux Etats-Unis, ”. in
Devolutions et Fédéralismes : des faits et des idées.
Jean-Paul Barbiche, editor (Paris: L’Harmattan), 2001.
“Du désordre social à l’ordre spirituel:
religiosité et intégration sociale en Californie du Sud de
l’entre-deux-guerres, ” in Les Amériques en Crise de
Croissance, Jean-Paul Barbiche, editor (Paris:
L’Harmattan), 2000. |
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