Insane amount of things to unpack here and they are all very very bad

Join us today at 5:30 in I4, Corpus Christi College!

DeLC's Dr Ben Dalton is in Cambridge today speaking at the Cambridge Modern French Research Seminar! Don't miss it if you're in Cambridge today!

Really excited to be speaking at the Modern French Research Seminar at Cambridge University next week! I'll be giving my paper: 'How to build a queer hospital: redesigning clinical spaces with Paul B. Preciado and the Queer Medical Humanities'. Thanks for the invite Tobias Barnett!

Looking forward to speaking at Oxford Modern Languages next month!

join us at the French Graduate Seminar (Oxford Modern Languages) this term to hear about ongoing PhD & Masters research that travels through time & across borders 🌍 with a fantastic line-up including Duarte Bénard da Costa, Maddison Sumner & Tobias Barnett!

Great to be working on this with Elly Walters and French Studies -- Postgraduates, get involved!

CALL FOR POSTERS French Studies

Tobias Barnett and I are delighted to share the call for expressions of interest in the Society for French Studies Postgraduate Poster Competition, which will be held and judged as part of the Society's 65th Annual Conference (1–3 July 2024)

For our final session of Lent Term, we welcome Prof Christopher Prendergast (Cambridge), who will deliver a paper titled 'Proust and the Deep Life of Still Life'.

4 March - 5:30pm, I4, Corpus Christi College. All are very welcome.

‘You can only grasp the essence of a thing by grasping what it is in the act of becoming. A table is just a snapshot of a process that began with a sapling and will end in a pile of dust.’

Terry Eagleton on Hegel’s worldview:
lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v46/…

Join us this evening (26th) at 5:30pm -- Sinan Richards (KCL) will give a paper entitled 'A lesson for the world: Solange Faladé's anti-colonial multiracialism'. All are very welcome!

Part two of the THH seminar series ('The Historical Imagination', featuring Dr Martin Ruehl, Dr Stephanie Rohner and Dr Rebecca Reich) takes place tomorrow at the Audit Room, King's College, 5:30pm.