If you're heading to Oxford to join us for #UKPTS2024 tomorrow (or even if you're not), here's the third of our invited guest posts responding to our theme of integrated approaches to trauma: Ellen Iredale looks at #equine-assisted #therapy in #Trauma ukpts.org/2024/01/17/equ…

Come and work with us! We're looking for a FT Coordinator to join the Translation Exchange The Queen's College, working very closely with our Director Charlotte Ryland. This is a new role - make it your own! Full info here: ce0504li.webitrent.com/ce0504li_webre…

📢PhD funding klaxon📢 Do you like Paris? Do you know someone who does? Would you/they like to do a PhD on it? Fully-funded doctorate on any aspect of Parisian Cultural History in the Long Nineteenth Century with me at Modern Languages @ NCL (deadline April 10th) ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/f…

This afternoon was the final performance of the French acting class I have taught The Queen's College the past 3 years. I am once again completely speechless before the beauty of what these students have written and how they have performed it. Endlessly grateful 😭

Today was my last day of my last term The Queen's College. Every day this week my students have done something so caring I needed to collect myself after. I am so thankful to have known the people in this institution.

Five full-time, permanent academic positions available - apply now 👉 ucl.ac.uk/history/opport… @ucl_history UCL Social & Historical Sciences

I've been to the theatre in France three times in the past couple days and all three times it's made me think how exciting and generous theatre in this country is and how happy I am to get to write about it

Very excited to be in conversation with Sandy Ouvrier, the director of France's national acting conservatory, at Princeton tomorrow afternoon. Discussing the future of French theatre, and celebrating 20 years of Princeton's French theatre program fit.princeton.edu/events/convers…

Modern French Research Seminar Maison Française d'Oxford convened today by Macs Smith : Very interesting talk by Denis Saint-Amand Denis Saint-Amand UNamur F.R.S.-FNRS on wall writings, murals, graffiti, street poetry/art & other forms of "wild literature" (a term coined by Jacques Dubois) #seminar

Last night Ellen Iredale and I screened the French film Sur l'Adamant for a few of her #DClinPsy colleagues. All left inspired - them with new ideas about clinical practice and me with a reminder that multilingualism makes almost everything more interesting and more joyful.

My friend made the cover of The TLS ! Well done, Seth. Read his excellent piece on Baudelaire's afterlives and the new Pléiade edition of his complete works: the-tls.co.uk/literature-by-…

Appel à communications pour un colloque sur les brouillons, avant-textes, carnets de notes et autres documents préparatoires, en littérature et au cinéma: fabula.org/actualites/122…