Barbara Petrosky

Dr. Barbara Petrosky is advancing the conversation in the field of foreign languages and literature as an Associate Professor at the Linguistics University of Pittsburgh-Bradford. With an impressive academic background, she holds a Licence Maitrise and a Maîtrise de Lettres Modernes from Université de Paris X, an MA from the University of Massachusetts, and a PhD from the University of Florida. Her scholarly pursuits are deeply rooted in the exploration of Nineteenth Century French Literature and Medieval French Literature. Dr. Petrosky's research delves into the intricate relationships between art and literature, a subject that has captivated her interest throughout her academic career. Her work often examines how these two disciplines intersect and influence one another, providing fresh insights into the cultural and historical contexts of the periods she studies. Her contributions to the field have been recognized for their depth and originality, making her a respected voice among her peers. At the University of Pittsburgh-Bradford, Dr. Petrosky is known for her engaging teaching style and her ability to inspire students to explore the rich tapestry of French literature. She encourages her students to think critically about the texts they study and to consider the broader implications of the art-literature relationship. Her dedication to education and research has made her a valued member of the academic community. In addition to her teaching and research, Dr. Petrosky is actively involved in various academic conferences and seminars, where she shares her findings and collaborates with other scholars. Her work continues to contribute to the understanding of French literature and its enduring impact on the arts.