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Medieval French
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Contemporary Francophone African literary and cultural production; exhibiting race and modernity across the Diaspora; theoretical intersections in literary studies and museological studies.
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Gender and queer studies, masculinites in 17th century France
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North African women writers, postcolonial studies, and women of color feminism.
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Franco-Japanese literary/filmic intersections
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20th- and 21st-century Francophone literature, portrayals of identity, evolution of customs and traditions, construction of memory through storytelling
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African novel, focusing on Francophone and English
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French and Greek literary exchanges during the Crusades
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Renaissance France
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18th to 20th French literature, cultural studies. The Marquis de Sade, Libertinism, religion, power and the construction of the sexual being in literature.
