- (2006) Volume XI, 1
- Hubert: Accounting for Critical Displacements
- Gregoire: La mainmise des jésuites sur la Nouvelle-France de 1632 à 1658: l’établissement d’un régime théocratique?
- Bloechl: Savage Lully
- Ducharme: Deux noms pour une muse: Melpomène et Thalia, ou Madeleine de Scudéry: une écriture romanesque, source de théâtre
- Goldwyn: Mme de Villedieu — La Transformation théâtrale : de l’héroïsme à l’épicurisme galant
- Spriet: Enseigner quel XVIIe siècle ?
- Beasley: Gender and the Marketing of Seventeenth-Century France
- Assaf: Francion : travesti du roman, roman du travesti
- Gallo: What’s Still Grand about the Grand Siècle: The Age of Louis XIV and the Education of the Heart
- Stedman: Teaching the Interdisciplinary Seventeenth-Century to Undergraduates: A Literary Historian's Perspective
- Tsien: Between Cleverness and Folly: the Enigmas of the Mercure galant
- Gaines: Princesses and Queens: A Reappraisal of Royal Women in Corneille and Du Ryer
- Albanese: Perceptions critiques et scolaires de l’identité féminine au XIXème siècle : le cas Corneille
- Vedrenne: Representations of Ruling Queens on the French Dramatic Stage 1560–1661
- Landry: Les amours intoxiquées de Charles : mercure et syphilis dans la Correspondance de Madame de Sévigné
- Shoemaker: Learning to Drink: Attitudes toward Drinking in Seventeenth-Century Guides to Manners
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