Caroline Weber
Historian and Professor of French Literature, Barnard College, Columbia University

Queen of Fashion:
What Marie-Antoinette Wore to the Revolution
Henry Holt, 2006

Terror and its Discontents:
Suspect Words and the French Revolution
University of Minnesota Press, 2003

Fragments of Revolution (co-edited with Howard G. Lay)
Yale University Press, 2002

Other Publications

Journals

PMLA, Yale French Studies, Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture, Modern Language Notes, Eighteenth-Century Studies, Lacanian Ink, South Central Review, Utah Foreign Language Review.

Anthologies and Textbooks

French Popular Culture: An Introduction, ed. Hugh Dauncey
The Columbia Dictionary of Twentieth-Century French Culture, ed. Lawrence Kritzman;
'Pere Goriot': The Norton Critical Edition, ed. Peter Brooks

Awards and Honors

Humanities Forum Fellowship, University of Pennsylvania 2000
Marguerite Peyre Dissertation Prize, Yale University 1998
French-American Foundation Bicentennial Fellowship 1997-1998
Sterling Fellowship, Yale University 1991-1993
Thomas Hoopes Thesis Prize, Harvard University 1991
Junior Phi Beta Kappa, First Marshal, Harvard University 1990
German Consulate Award for Excellence in German, 1989
Elizabeth Cary Agassiz Award, Harvard University 1988-1991
John Harvard Award, Harvard University 1988-1991
National Association of Teachers of French Prize (1st place nationwide), 1986 & 1987

Education

PhD in French, Yale University, 1998
MA in French, Yale University, 1992
AB in Literature, summa cum laude, Harvard University 1991