2022 🇫🇷highlights continued...79 days to go until the first round of the French presidential elections! We'll be watching with interest 🤓 and relying on our very own Dr Paul Smith Paul Smith for expert political comment in the media! #UoN #nottinghamFrench

🇫🇷⭐️Last of our 2022 look-aheads before we hand the feed to our colleagues in German tomorrow. We love teaching Louise Bourgeois's work on our core Intro to French & Francophone Studies module so can't wait to see this London exhibition - concessions for all you lucky under 30s!

👋 Back on social media after a short hiatus to celebrate the publication of a brilliant special issue on 'Postfeminism à la française', guest edited by Prof. Diana Holmes Arts, Humanities and Cultures, University of Leeds : euppublishing.com/toc/nfs/61/3

Joyeuse Saint-Valentin! Happy Valentine's Day to those who celebrate it😄 May we recommend, from our latest issue, Mary Harrod's 'Nostalgia, Melancholy, Trauma: Backlash Postfeminism in Contemporary French Screen Romance'?! #ValentinesDay2023 doi.org/10.3366/nfs.20…

📣CFP!📣 Calling all current/recent postgraduate students: NFS is planning a special issue showcasing postgraduate work in French and Francophone studies! Deadline 21st April. Full details⬇️😀 tinyurl.com/4sh536zf

The newest issue of Nottingham French Studies is now available online! Content includes: - Voltaire, Derrida et les ruses de la raison - Réinventer le toucher dans La Démangeaison de Laurence Nobécourt and more. See the full list here 👉 euppublishing.com/toc/nfs/62/1 NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies)

Bon 1er mai!

Special issue of Nottingham French Studies on Dada out now, ed. Kathryn Brown & Erica O'Neill Articles by Peter Dayan, Elizabeth Legge Prof Ruth Hemus Dr Erica Kate O'Neill @arthistory_kjb & some bloke called Forcer euppublishing.com/toc/nfs/62/2 International Society for the Study of Surrealism NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies) Edinburgh University Press MSA (Modernism)

Attention‼️✋👁️👂 Special Issue on Paris Dada euppublishing.com/toc/nfs/62/2

"Dada was slippery and elusive, refused definition, transgressed boundaries and generated new languages for art." Read the introduction to our latest special issue on Dada in Paris ⬇️👀 euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

Good news! Edinburgh University Press has included NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies) among the literary titles in their free access campaign this January. Lots of other good titles also included euppublishing.com/loi/nfs

2024 is off to a good start - enjoy us (and other journals in literary studies) for free this month thanks to EUP! 🎁📚😍 euppublishing.com/journals

My new article is out in NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies): "Jean-Luc Nancy and the Hospital: Imagining Clinical Environments of Strangeness and Multiplicity". This explores how Nancy's philosophical account of his heart transplant allows us to re-imagine clinical space. euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

What is the impact of precarity on the future of research in French studies? @jrillingworth & I ask this question in 'Hope Labour, Precarious Research & the Future of French Studies', out today & Open Access with Nottingham French Studies euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336… 1/

Honoured to have contributed to the NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies) special issue on 'Hope Labour, Precarious Research & the Future of French Studies' by Hannah Scott & @jrillingworth My article: Visual Cultures of the Banlieues: Precarious Peripheries or Creative Centres?euppublishing.com/toc/nfs/62/3

Out open access today in NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies)! Very chuffed to be part of this special issue which combines cracking research from colleagues with an important message on the impact of precarity on research in French studies euppublishing.com/doi/abs/10.336…

Delighted to see my article, 'An Oral History of the BUMIDOM', published in NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies). Thank you to Hannah Scott & @jrillingworth for all their hard work editing the issue and The Leverhulme Trust for funding my project on the BUMIDOM! euppublishing.com/doi/full/10.33…

Great to see this Special Issue of NFS Journal (Nottingham French Studies) out in physical form, edited by the brilliant Hannah Scott and @jrillingworth. Honored to have my article “Jean-Luc Nancy and the Hospital: Imagining Clinical Environments of Strangeness and Multiplicity” in this Issue 🏥

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