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Research

Papers

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Book Chapters

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  • The Chaucer Encyclopedia. Ed. by Richard Newhauser, Vincent Gillespie, Jessica Rosenfield and Katie Walter. Hoboken: Wiley-Blackwell, 2023. Contribution of several entries: 

    • Cartage (Cartagena)​

    • France, Fraunce

    • Gawle (Galatia)

    • Palatye (Palathia, Balat)

    • Ravenne (Ravenna)

    • Sayne, Seyne (Seine River)

    • Simon Aurea Capra

    • Tagus (Tajo River)

    • Tybre (Tiber River)

    • Walakye (Wallachia)

    • Watriquet de Couvin​​​​​​​

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  • "Mauvais garçons et hommes des bois". Fantasy et Moyen Âge. Ed. by Victor Battaggion and Anne Besson. Chambéry: ActuSF, 2023, p. 287-290.

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  • "Robin au cinéma". Fantasy et Moyen Âge. Ed. by Victor Battaggion and Anne Besson. Chambéry: ActuSF, 2023, p. 291.

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  • "Baudolino ou l'échappée médiévaliste d'Umberto Eco". S’évader au Moyen Âge. Ed. by Audrey Tuaillon Demésy and Justine Breton. Autun: VIII Editions, p. 18-28. 

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  • “Robin des Bois et Merlin, l’héroïsme en forêt”. La forêt, un Moyen Âge enchanté? Exhibition catalogue, Musée de Saint-Antoine-l’Abbaye. Gand: Snoeck éditions, 2021, p. 116-121. 

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  • Del Duca, Patrick and Fruoco, Jonathan (trans.). “Wolfram and the Ambiguity of the Religious Question in the Willehalm”. Polyphony and the Modern. Ed. Jonathan Fruoco. Abingdon-on-Thames: Routledge, 2021, p. 150-165.

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  • Bertonèche, Caroline and Fruoco, Jonathan (trans.). ““‘Tis More Ancient Than Chaucer Himself”: Keats and Romantic Polyphony”. Polyphony and the Modern. Ed. Jonathan Fruoco. Abingdon-on-Thames: Routledge, 2021, p. 206-215.

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  • Andrews, Malcolm and Fruoco, Jonathan (trans.). “Fiction sous perfusion : Dickens et la sérialisation”. Imaginaire sériel. Ed. Jonathan Fruoco et al. Grenoble: UGA Editions, 2017, p. 19-32.

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Papers

 

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  • Geoffrey Chaucer in Battle: The Trauma of War. » Medieval Warfare 11│3. Rotterdam: Karwansaray, 2021, p. 36-39.

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Conference Papers

 

You will find here a selection of recent unpublished or to be published conference papers:

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  • "The Translator's Tale: Or, How to Save Chaucer's Naughty Bits in XXIst-Century France." International Congress on Medieval Studies. Western Michigan University, May 2022.​

This conference has been filmed.

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  • "Réimaginer la légende : Robin des Bois, du texte à l'écran. Research seminar: Médiévalisme(s). Reconfigurer : La petite fabrique du Moyen Âge aujourd'hui. UNIL, Lausanne University, October 2021. 

This conference has been recorded.​​

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  • "Geoffrey Chaucer et la plurivocalité urbaine." International conference: Littérature urbaine: une donnée culturelle médiévale ou un concept de l'histoire littéraire contemporaine ? Saint Tikhon's Orthodox University, Moscow, September 2021. 

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  • "Chaucer et la France: un rapide tour d'horizon." Research seminar: Rentrée de la recherche du Moyen Âge interdisciplinaire de Grenoble. Université Grenoble Alpes, September 2020.

This conference has been recorded.

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  • "Chaucer, The Parliament of Fowls et The House of Fame : l'usage détourné du symbolisme de l'oiseau." Research seminar: L’arbre au Moyen Âge : histoire naturelle, symbolique et littéraire. Université Grenoble Alpes, November 2015.

 

 

Cultural Mediation

 

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  • "À la recherche de Robin des Bois." Zoom introduction to Robin Hood and his legend. Å»michowska, Warsaw (Poland), March 2020.

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  • "We’re the Doctors : comment faire vivre et revivre un mythe (in)temporel?" Université Grenoble Alpes, with Dr. Clément Pelisier, November 2017.

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  • "Le vampire victorien." Round table with Dr. Clément Pelissier, Kim Newman, Alain Pozzuoli and Vincent Tassy. Lyon Beefsteack Club, September 2016.

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  • "Pop en Stock France." Monthly radio podcast with Dr. Clément Pelissier. Campus Grenoble, 90.8, 2015-2021.

 

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