About Rosette C. Lamont
Lived 1927 – 2012 (aged 84). Rosette C. Lamont was an American language teacher, critic and translator.
Rosette Clementine Lamont
Marvin Carlson called Lamont "a leading scholar on the post-war French theatre". She was widely known as an authority on Eugene Ionesco.
In 1973, Lamont was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship "for a study of the anti-hero in the drama and the novel". She also served as a 1974 Department of State Scholar Exchange Program envoy and a 1983-1984 Rockefeller Foundation Humanities Fellow. Her mother was murdered at some point after Lamont's first marriage. Ionesco's Imperatives (1993) Auschwitz and After (English translation)
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Who was Rosette C. Lamont?
American theater critic (1927-2012)
When was Rosette C. Lamont born?
Rosette C. Lamont was born on 15 February 1927 in Paris.
When did Rosette C. Lamont die?
Rosette C. Lamont died on 5 January 2012 in Falmouth.
What was Rosette C. Lamont's occupation?
Rosette C. Lamont was a language teacher, critic and translator.
What nationality was Rosette C. Lamont?
Rosette C. Lamont was American.
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