Edward Nye publishes new book, Deburau: Pierrot, Mime and Culture (Routledge 2022).
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Dr Ruggero Sciuto was awarded a British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grant to work on a critical edition of d'Holbach's correspondence
A new AHRC OOC DTP scholarship in partnership with the Institut Français in London and the French Embassy's Scientific Services is now offered for a student working on diversity in the French literary panorama.
Professor Catriona Seth took part in a recent French radio programme about Laclos' novel Les Liaisons dangereuses.
Master's student, Han Hu (胡涵) was awarded 1st prize for her essay ‘Centres on the Margin and the Doubly Marginalised’.
Portuguese DPhil student, Georgia Nasseh, was on the BBC Radio 4 programme Once Upon a Time.
Andrew Counter, Ben Morgan and Sam Wolfe have been awarded the title of full Professor in the most recent Recognition of Distinction exercise.
Oleksandr Mykhed is to be the faculty's first 'Ukrainian writer in virtual residence'.
Charlotte Copeman has just completed her B.A. and spending part of the summer as a Marbach Fellow at the Deutsches Literatur Archiv.
Lindsay Johns (BA French and Italian) looks back at his time on the course.
This year's alumni weekend will take place back in Oxford.
This Sorrow That Lifts Me Up is a new bilingual anthology of the cult poet Florbela Espanca, organized and introduced by Claudia Pazos Alonso, and translated by Simon Park.
We’re over the moon to be holding our Modern Languages Teachers’ Conference in person for the first time in two years… MFL Teachers, book your place now.
Doctoral student in French Nora Baker has been awarded a Maddock Research Fellowship.
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Warmest congratulations go to Simon Gilson and Hilary Owen on their election to the British Academy.
Research workshop on social and cultural practices of black Africans in sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Iberia organised by Dr Berruezo-Sánchez.
Dr Raquel Fernández-Menéndez (Universiteit Utrecht) and Dr Hannie Lawlor (Oxford) receive the 2021-2022 AHGBI Visiting International Fellowship Award.
Funding success as award-winning writer and translator Polly Barton is granted a 2022/23 TORCH HCP Visiting Fellowship.