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Fleur de Lys
is a back-of-the-book indexing service encompassing a spectrum of
published materials:
product catalogs, trade books, reference works, and scholarly material. We work in Sky Index as well as
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A Ph.D. in Comparative Literature with minors in Art History and Film History,
six years as staff lecturer in the Department of Museum Education at the Art Institute of Chicago,
and one year on the faculty of the School of the Art Institute
serve as background in preparation for the indexing of scholarly and trade books on:
Architecture
Art Catalogs
Art History and Criticism
Ceramics
Decorative Arts
Film History
Painting
Sculpture
World Literature: History and Criticism
product catalogs, trade books, reference works, and scholarly material. We work in Sky Index as well as
WordEmbed for CUP-XML.
A Ph.D. in Comparative Literature with minors in Art History and Film History,
six years as staff lecturer in the Department of Museum Education at the Art Institute of Chicago,
and one year on the faculty of the School of the Art Institute
serve as background in preparation for the indexing of scholarly and trade books on:
Architecture
Art Catalogs
Art History and Criticism
Ceramics
Decorative Arts
Film History
Painting
Sculpture
World Literature: History and Criticism
Furthermore, we specialize in selected areas of French Studies, including, but not limited to:
The French Revolution
The 18th century
The Siege of Paris and the Commune of 1871
The occupation, resistance, and liberation of France during World War II
French art history and criticism
French literature and literary criticism
(Indexes can be created in English from French texts.)
The 18th century
The Siege of Paris and the Commune of 1871
The occupation, resistance, and liberation of France during World War II
French art history and criticism
French literature and literary criticism
(Indexes can be created in English from French texts.)
Other areas of interest and expertise include:
American History
Astronomy
Criminology
Civil War
Natural History and Sciences
Photography
Politics and Political History
Sports
Travel
Urban studies
World War II
Astronomy
Criminology
Civil War
Natural History and Sciences
Photography
Politics and Political History
Sports
Travel
Urban studies
World War II
Reviews before, during, and after the indexing process:
If
your indexes are as thorough as your e-mails, I can't go wrong hiring
you!
And I appreciate your working with me to figure out the most efficient least expensive way to get this done.
Thanks so much, Jim. You're tearing through it and doing a superb job.
We are so grateful for the speedy turnaround and all your close checking.
I looked up random topics in the index, and it looks wonderful--I couldn't be happier!
Thanks so much for doing such a thorough job. It's better than most indexes I see.
I cannot thank you enough for your outstanding work in indexing my . . . book. You were exceptional in every way and I am very grateful to you.
And I appreciate your working with me to figure out the most efficient least expensive way to get this done.
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We are so grateful for the speedy turnaround and all your close checking.
I looked up random topics in the index, and it looks wonderful--I couldn't be happier!
Thanks so much for doing such a thorough job. It's better than most indexes I see.
I cannot thank you enough for your outstanding work in indexing my . . . book. You were exceptional in every way and I am very grateful to you.
Training in Indexing:
"Indexing: Theory and Application," University of California, Berkeley Extension (Sylvia Coates, instructor)
"Introduction to Indexing," Chicago (Fred Leise, president-elect of the American Society for Indexing, instructor)
"Introduction to Indexing," Chicago (Fred Leise, president-elect of the American Society for Indexing, instructor)
Languages:
I speak, read, and write French, have studied Russian, Italian, and Ancient Greek.Translation Courses:
"Independent
Study: French Translation, Theory and Practice"
(Richard W. Saunders, American University, Washington DC, instructor)
(Richard W. Saunders, American University, Washington DC, instructor)