Naomi Schor papers Schor (Naomi) papers 1950-2002

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Naomi Schor papers Schor (Naomi) papers 1950-2002

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The Naomi Schor papers span the years from 1950-2002 and consist of personal and professional correspondence, literary manuscripts, research and teaching materials, and materials from her professional activities. The collection documents Schor's career as one of the foremost scholars of French literature and critical theory and a pioneer feminist theorist of her generation.

71.5 Linear feet (71 record center boxes, 1 document box)

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John Hay Library, Special Collections

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