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51Jean-François Vilar: Theatres Of Crime
Margaret Atack•28 September 2020
52Balzac's Love Letters: Correspondence and the Literary Imagination
Ewa Szypula•19 December 2016
53Saints and Monsters in Medieval French and Occitan Literature: Sublime and Abject Bodies
Huw Grange•17 May 2017
54Laforgue, Philosophy, and Ideas of Otherness
Sam Bootle•25 May 2018
55Theorizing Medieval Race: Saracen Representations in Old French Literature
Victoria Turner•23 September 2019
56I Suffer, Therefore I Am: Engaging with Empathy in Contemporary French Women’s Writing
Kathryn Robson•23 April 2019
57Ying Chen’s Fiction: An Aesthetics of Non-Belonging
Rosalind Silvester•28 September 2020
58The Poetry of Céline Arnauld: From Dada to Ultra-Modern
Ruth Hemus•28 September 2020
59The Philomena of Chrétien the Jew: The Semiotics of Evil
Peter Haidu, edited by Matilda Tomaryn Bruckner•28 September 2020
60Louis-René des Forêts and Inner Autobiography
Ian Maclachlan•28 September 2020
61Geometry and Jean Genet: Shaping the Subject
Joanne Brueton•23 February 2022
62The Language of Disease: Writing Syphilis in Nineteenth-Century France
Steven Wilson•28 September 2020
63The Living Death of Modernity: Balzac, Baudelaire, Zola
Dorothy Kelly•22 July 2021
64The Holocaust in French Postmodern Fiction: Aesthetics, Politics, Ethics
Helena Duffy•10 December 2022
65Contemporary French Poetry: Towards a Minor Poetics
Daisy Sainsbury•26 July 2021
66Frantz Fanon: Literature and Invention
Jane Hiddleston•13 September 2022
67Essay as Enabler in Yves Bonnefoy: Creating the Good Reader
Layla Roesler•10 December 2022
68Zola's Painters
Robert Lethbridge•7 June 2022
69Making Space in Post-War France: The Dreams, Realities and Aftermath of State Planning
Edward Welch•14 February 2023