Dalhousie French Studies

DALHOUSIE FRENCH STUDIES is a peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study of French and Francophone literature.

The Editors of DFS have the honour and the privilege to announce that our contributor Luke Warde, from Trinity College Dublin, has been selected as runner-up for the highly prestigious annual Malcolm Bowie Prize, which has been awarded yearly since 2008 by the Society for French Studies, “for the best article published in the preceding year by an early-career researcher in the broader discipline of French Studies”. Dr. Warde’s article “Louis-Ferdinand Céline: Trolling for Another Time?”, published in DFS 118, p. 165–179, has been selected from a rich slate of 36 submissions, evaluated by a panel made up of Drs. Diana Holmes (Leeds, Panel Chair and SFS Vice-President), Shirley Jordan (Newcastle), Judith Miller (NYU), Michael Syrotinski (Glasgow and President of SFS), and Downing Thomas (Iowa). More information available on the website of the Society for French Studies at the following link: https://www.sfs.ac.uk/prizes/malcolm-bowie-prize

This recognition is all the more significant for our journal, as this is the second year in a row that a DFS author has reached this important milestone. Our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Luke Warde, with our very best wishes for a long and fruitful research career.


No 121 (2022): L'abjection: entre dégoût et sublime

Accès libre Accès libre  Accès restreint Accès sous abonnement

Sous la direction de Marie Pascal

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Articles

Marie Pascal
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3-6
Lison Jousten
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7-18
Ludovico Monaci
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19-32
Justine Scarlaken, Antonio Viselli
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33-45
Marion Ott
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47-61
Diana Mistreanu
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63-74
Jeri English
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75-88
Marie Pascal
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89-101
Swann Paradis
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103-122
Fabio Libasci
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123-132
Jean-Christophe Corrado
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133-144
Alicja Chwieduk
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145-154
Dylan Caruso
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155-162

Comptes rendus / Book Reviews

Rattazzi, Marie (née Bonaparte-Wyse). L’Aventurière des colonies. Drame en cinq actes suivi de documents inédits. Présentation de Barbara T. Cooper.
Vittorio Frigerio
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163-164
Stampfli, Anaïs. La coprésence de langues dans le roman antillais contemporain.
Kathleen Gyssels
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164-166
Lorig, Aurélien. Le retentissant destin de Georges Darien à la Belle Époque. Vie et oeuvre d’un écrivain réfractaire.
Vittorio Frigerio
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167-168
Voltaire. Essai sur les moeurs et l’esprit des nations (I) : Introduction générale, Index analytique. Éd. Karen Chidwick, Nicholas Cronk, et al.
Edward Ousselin
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168-169
Althen, Gabrielle. La fête invisible.
Michaël Bishop
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169-170
Zola, Émile. Chroniques politiques. Tome II (1871-1872). OEuvres complètes.
Vittorio Frigerio
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170-174
Rexer, Raisa Adah. The Fallen Veil: A Literary and Cultural History of the Photographic Nude in Nineteenth-Century France.
Hope Christiansen
174-176
Mees, Martin. Nerval ou la pensée du poétique.
Michel Carle
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176-177
Louwagie, Fransiska. Témoignage et littérature d’après Auschwitz.
Eileen M. Angelini
177-178
Lancaster, Rosemary. Women Writing on the French Riviera: Travellers and Trendsetters, 1870-1970.
Eileen M. Angelini
178-179
Gélinas-Lemaire, Vincent. Le Récit architecte : Cinq aspects de l’espace.
Jason Herbeck
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180-183
Leclerc, Yvan. Crimes écrits: la littérature en procès au XIXe siècle.
Hope Christiansen
184-185
St Clair, Robert. Poetry, Politics & The Body in Rimbaud.
Hugues Azérad
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185-187
Guibal, Antoine. Stendhal biographe.
Corina Sandu
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187-189
Cahiers Alexandre Dumas n°47, 2020. « Dumas pour tous, tous pour Dumas ». Sous la direction de Julie Anselmini et Claude Schopp.
Athéna Quirin
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189-190