Nottingham French Studies

Papers
(The TQCC of Nottingham French Studies is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
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The Gospel According to Maryse Condé: Black Feminist Literary Ethic in L’Évangile du nouveau monde (2021) and What’s Love and Laughter Got to Do with It2
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Translating ‘Le Pagnol des Comores’: Ali Zamir's Anguille Sous Roche in English Translation1
Mémoire de fille (dé)rangée: relire Ernaux à la lumière de Beauvoir1
Women’s Fiction in Postfeminist France: Léonora Miano, Camille Laurens, and Chick-Lit or Romances urbaines1
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Attention Seeking: Tristan Tzara's Art Critical Prose Poetry1
Sartre and Bourdieu on Flaubert’s Authorship between the Two Versions of L’Éducation sentimentale1
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Marivaux empiriste: la fiction comme expérience de pensée0
Condé, Creation, Consumption and Cannibalism0
Introduction: Early-Career Voices in French Studies – The Articles0
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Croient or Croivent: French Language Commentary on Twitter0
Medical Humanism or Scientia Sexualis? Building a Sexological Concept in Fécondité0
Rétif de La Bretonne's Lettre d’un singe (1781): Challenging Slavery through Hybridity and ‘spéculation imaginative’0
Gisèle Pineau, or the Literary Voice of a Caregiver0
City Escapes: Around the World in Eight Free DaysRemembering Nick Hewitt0
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‘Les objets plus ou moins déformés’: Émile Zola’s Screen Theory of Representation and the Rougon-Macquart Cycle0
Open Your Ears, Paris Dada! Where Is Your Music Coming From?0
Vanessa Springora, Gabriel Matzneff and the Problem of Consent0
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The Child Protagonist: Children’s Agency in International Children’s Rights Law and in Four Francophone African Novels0
Between Poetry and Music: Delavigne, Lamartine, De Musset and the Poetic Cantata0
Introduction: The Twenty-First Century Social Novel in French0
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Nostalgia, Melancholy, Trauma: Backlash Postfeminism in Contemporary French Screen Romance0
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Becoming Édouard Louis and the Transmedial Social Novel0
La Critique et le dépassement de la « méthode expérimentale » dans Thérèse Raquin0
Le Défi des diaristes maghrébins: situations, contraintes et horizons de l’écriture journalière au Maghreb0
The Long Twilight of French Marxism0
Sabine Macher et le chantier du poème0
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‘Sans offenser l'ordre’: Voice, Order, and Gender in Les Caquets de l'accouchée (1622)0
Performing the Paradox in the Theatre of Tristan Tzara0
Introduction: Keith Reader, 1945–20220
Visual Cultures of the Banlieues: Precarious Peripheries or Creative Centres?0
‘Working Girl’: Sex Work and Intersubjectivity in Georges Bataille's Madame Edwarda0
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Vampiric Masculinity. Rachilde's Le grand saigneur (1922) and the Writing of Gender Violence in Post-War France0
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Reading Subjects Amidst Subjection in Jean D’Amérique’s Soleil à Coudre (2021) and Emmelie Prophète’s Les Villages de Dieu (2020)0
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Hiding in Plain Sight: Intersectional Violence and Postfeminism in Chanson douce (2016) by Leïla Slimani0
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An Oral History of the BUMIDOM0
English Fiction in France: A Cross-Channel Dialogue at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century0
Man Spekeþ, bere brayeþ’: The Zoopoetics of Bear Roaring and Silence in the Middle Ages0
La Séparation tragique: les lieux et l’espace dans Médée, Bérénice et Ariane0
‘Quels sont les moyens de rendre plus politique un texte qui ne l’est pas assez?’ Nathalie Quintane’s Revolution as Game and Double-bind0
Where Heaven Meets Hell: A Literary Representation of a Postcolonial Society in Priya Hein’s Riambel (2023)0
Zola and the Science of Painting0
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Pulling It Out of a Hat: Picabia, Lanson and Man Ray's Cover for Littérature0
Artaud et l’expérience des langues: les glossolalies comme performance thérapeutique0
Foreword: Hope Labour, Precarious Research, and the Future of French Studies0
Les Écrivaines qui font recettes: discours critique par le livre pratique0
Slavery with a Smile: Comedy, Memory and Historical Terror in Case départ (2011)0
Réinventer le toucher dans La Démangeaison de Laurence Nobécourt0
Faire is the Heaven: Action and Utopia in Simone de Beauvoir’s Pyrrhus et Cinéas0
Le Mariage heureux du féminisme et du néolibéralisme: pistes pour analyser une union récente0
La Foi expérimentale: Lourdes d'Émile Zola0
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Émile Zola and the Literary Language of Climate Change0
Introduction: Diaries and the Question of Literature0
Conceptualizing Linguistic and Cultural Identity among Breton and Arabic Users in Brittany0
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Obéir pour se libérer: stratégies d’héroïsation dans le film Indigènes de Rachid Bouchareb0
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‘Il nous présenta de la liqueur’: An Alimentary Reading of Drinking, Manipulation and Education in Le Rideau levé, ou L’Éducation de Laure (1786)0
Reeling: Violence, Exploitation and Artistic Labour in Lola Lafon’s Chavirer (2020)0
Stepping into the Void? Examining the Political Trajectories of Cinema and Bande Dessinée in France0
Guillaume des Autelz et Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle: l’exemple du Sonnet pour Estreine, un poème inédit0
Winged Things: Insects and Birds as Flying Messengers in Céline Arnauld's Poetry0
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Red Threads: a ‘Left-Melancholic’ Walk Through Paris in Joseph Andras’s Au loin le ciel du sud (2021)0
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Renoir's La Règle du jeu between Automata and the Phantasmagoria, or How to Show the Collapse of the European Enlightenment Project when Rational Truth-telling becomes Impossible0
Decidedly For and Against the Future: Dada and Other Arts for Life0
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Revisiting the Abject Phallus in a Post-#metoo/#balancetonporc World0
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« Exposer les tabous au grand jour » – théâtre politique (?) de Céline Delbecq0
Le Journal avec et après Barthes: de l’écriture désœuvrée à l’écriture exposée0
The Baby and the Bathwater? Bourdieu’s Critique of ‘Jacobin Ideology’ and the Neo-liberal Assault on Education0
‘Dans le tissage de la vie’: The Poetic Notebook as an Ecological Form of Exploration0
Le Roman graphique face aux tragédies contemporaines: le cas de Lamia Ziadé et de Zeina Abirached0
Jean-Luc Nancy and the Hospital: Imagining Clinical Environments of Strangeness and Multiplicity0
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Writing Paris0
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‘Unhinged Women’: Violence and Gender in Rachilde’s La Marquise de Sade (1887) and Eliza Clark’s Boy Parts (2020)0
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Maurice Blanchot: ‘Theorist’ of the Diary?0
Le Journal romain 1985–1986 de Renaud Camus et la fétichisation du Journal0
Demythologizing de Gaulle: History as Myth and Myth as Hermeneutic in France after Vichy and Algerian Independence0
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L’Enfant entre soi-même et l’autre: l’écriture de la maladie et de la mort de l’enfant dans la littérature française contemporaine0
Le Loup et les spectres: souverain et justice chez Derrida0
Voltaire, Derrida et les ruses de la raison0
Jean Rollin and Terroir: Return to Les Raisins de la mort0
Kamel Daoud's Meursault, contre-enquête (2013) and Camus's L’Étranger (1942): from Postcolonial Remake to De-Narration0
Catulle Mendès: écrivain du monstre, écrivain monstrueux0
The Impossibility of Logging Off: Technological Disconnection in Jean-Philippe Toussaint’s La Clé USB (2019)0
Inspiration, Creation and Memory in Linda Lê’s Autres jeux avec le feu0
Precolonial Remains: Michèle Rakotoson and the Neo-Andevo Narrative0
Annie Ernaux’s ‘Photojournal’ in Écrire la vie: Photo-Diaristic Archives as a Model of Life Writing0
Sex Workers, Thinkers and Activists in France Today: A ‘Real’ Feminist Vanguard0
Le Malheur de Sophie et des autres: violences contre les petites filles dans l’œuvre romanesque de la comtesse de Ségur0
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De L'œil du savant au regard impudique dans La Curée0
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