PhD Theses
Completed PhD theses
- Laura GERDAY, “Where Does the "Postcolonial" Stand in Twenty-First-Century "Global" English Linguistics and Anglophone Literary Studies? An Analysis of the Concepts of Variety (of English) and World (Literature)”, 2024.
- François Dassise Kheyane TINE, “Allegorical Home, Trauma and Abjection in Toni Morrison’s Post-Nobel Literary Texts”, 2020.
- Emilie HERBERT, “Le Cinéma des Réalisatrices Black-British : Entre Invisibilité et Stratégies de Résistance”, 2019.
- Christophe DONY, “Vertigo's Rewriting Ethos: The Poetics and Politics of a Comics Imprint”, 2017.
- Marie HERBILLON, “Beyond the Line: Murray Bail’s Spatial Poetics”, 2016.
- Mathilde MERGEAI, “Creative Spatializations: New Cartographies in Contemporary Black Canadian Fiction”, 2013.
- Cindy GABRIELLE, “The Unharnessed World: Janet Frame and Buddhist Thought”, 2012.
- Delphine MUNOS, “After Melancholia: A Reappraisal of Second-Generation Diasporic Subjectivity in the Work of Jhumpa Lahiri”, 2012.
- Jawhar DHOUIB, “The Experience of the Black Diaspora on Distant Shores: Shattered Subjects and Fragmentation in the Writing of Caryl Phillips”, 2011.
- Daria TUNCA, “Style Beyond Borders: Language in Recent Nigerian Fiction”, 2008.
- Valérie BADA, “Mnemopoetics: Memory and Slavery in African-American Drama 1939-1989”, 2003.
- Bénédicte LEDENT, “Exile and Caribbeanness in Caryl Phillips’s Fiction”, 1997.
- Pierre FRANÇOIS, “The Myth of the Fall in Contemporary Fiction in English. Near-Eastern Mythology, William Golding, Patrick White, Martin Amis, Salman Rushdie, Wilson Harris (Companions of the Day and Night)”, 1995.
- Marc DELREZ, “The Frame of Memory: a Post-Cultural Approach to the Novels of Janet Frame”, 1993.
PhD theses in progress
See the “PhD student profiles” page.
updated on 12/19/24
