Lecturer in French Studies @UniMelb. Researcher in postcolonial and migrant theatre and media, biopolitics, digital humanities, and translation studies.
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✨ New Post – 2024 ASFS Conference Highlights ✨
Discover the events, engaging discussions, and thought-provoking panels that made this year’s conference unforgettable.
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👏 Congratulations to the organising committee for their incredible work! #ASFS2024
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Thrilled to be part of this special issue on Mo(u)vement in the Francophone world! My article examines a particular intercultural & intertextual mode of storytelling in contemp Algerian writing that resists fossilised state narratives & religious dogma. liverpooluniversitypress.co.…
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Now out: A Transprovincial Movement? #Provincializing Frenchness in the Nineteenth Century via the Académie Provinciale of Lyon | Australian Journal of French Studies liverpooluniversitypress.co.…
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Please consider signing this petition if you haven't done so already. Solidarity with our Wollongong colleagues.
The ASFS condemns the University of Wollongong's @UOW proposal to close all languages and linguistics in 2025. Sign and share the petition now: chng.it/nsVC2xyxH9. In a globalised world, language skills and cultural competency are vital and irreplaceable. Co-signed @LCNAU
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2,000 signatures (in 3 days) and counting, @UOW
The ASFS condemns the University of Wollongong's @UOW proposal to close all languages and linguistics in 2025. Sign and share the petition now: chng.it/nsVC2xyxH9. In a globalised world, language skills and cultural competency are vital and irreplaceable. Co-signed @LCNAU
Please sign and share this petition to help save languages @UOW!
The ASFS condemns the University of Wollongong's @UOW proposal to close all languages and linguistics in 2025. Sign and share the petition now: chng.it/nsVC2xyxH9. In a globalised world, language skills and cultural competency are vital and irreplaceable. Co-signed @LCNAU
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NEW CfP
Vol. 30, No. 4
On Land/scapes
Deadline: 7th December 2024
Read current CfPs on the PR website: bit.ly/prcallsforsubmissions
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Next Friday, 8 November, 2–3pm, Dr Alexis Bergantz will give a talk entitled “Whose Pacific? France and Australia at the South Pacific Commission, 1947-1990s” @UniMelb as part of the Melbourne French Studies Semainar Series.
More info on the ASFS blog.
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Thrilled to be sharing the programme for the upcoming ASFS Conference at @ArtsUnimelb that I'm organising with @andrewjmcgregor, @wimbush_antonia, and Bertrand Bourgeois! We can't wait to welcome all of you to Melbourne in December!
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Registration is now open for the 2024 ASFS Conference, to be held at The University of Melbourne, 11-13 December!
More information, including the conference programme, can be found on the ASFS website.
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If you are in Melbourne this week, please join us on Friday 20 September at 2pm at The University of Melbourne for @julie_kalman's seminar, "The Asterix Series as National Myth in Postwar France". More details below!
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Book presentation in Melbourne:
GenAI and Machine Translation in Language Learning and Translator Training
Thursday, 19 September
Yu Hao and Anthony Pym 6:15 PM - 7:15 PM AEST
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Looking forward to our next seminar in the Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series! Prof Julie Kalman will be speaking on '“The Asterix Series as National Myth in Postwar France“, Friday 20th September, 2-3pm. All in Melbourne welcome! australiansocietyforfrenchst…
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New job in French Studies in Australia!
The ANU is hiring a full-time continuing, education-focused Associate Lecturer in French. Applications are due on Tuesday 15 October.
The full position description can be found on the @ourANU website.
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Talk in Melbourne on translating tourism: Professor Mirella Agorni from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice will be giving a guest lecture on translating tourism on Thursday 22 August at RM305 Level 3 Babel Building, University of Melbourne.
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Looking forward to the next instalment of the Melbourne French Studies Seminar Series! Do join us if you are in Melbourne to hear Brian Nelson's presentation on Reading/Translating Proust!
Please join us on Friday 23 August at 2pm for Brian Nelson's seminar on Reading / Translating Proust at The University of Melbourne. This Melbourne French Studies Seminar will only be offered in person @UniMelb with no recording or option to attend online.
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Videos of this year's conference plenary lectures delivered by @CatrionaSeth Kamel Daoud and Lydie Moudileno, and the Simon Gaunt Memorial Lecture delivered by Richard Scholar, are now available to stream on the Society's YouTube channel 💻👀
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POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP IN HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE 20TH AND 21ST CENTURY AFRICAN DIASPORA jobs.chronicle.com/job/37698…
Reminder that, this Friday at 2pm, Brian Nelson will be giving a seminar at The University of Melbourne on his recent translation of the first volume of Proust's novel. This is an in-person only event with no recording or option to attend online.
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Please join us on Friday 23 August at 2pm for Brian Nelson's seminar on Reading / Translating Proust at The University of Melbourne. This Melbourne French Studies Seminar will only be offered in person @UniMelb with no recording or option to attend online.
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Reminder that applications for the Colin Nettelbeck Prize are due in one month! We invite all postgraduate students to apply for this prize to receive research and travel support.
Details can be found on our website.
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It's postgrad prize season! In honour of the late Colin Nettelbeck, the Nettelbeck Prize offers AUD$1,000 to an AU/NZ-based HDR (PhD, MPhil) or ECR (see conditions) for travel or other costs to support and disseminate their research. Apply by September 13: australiansocietyforfrenchst…
Please join us on Friday 23 August at 2pm for Brian Nelson's seminar on Reading / Translating Proust at The University of Melbourne. This Melbourne French Studies Seminar will only be offered in person @UniMelb with no recording or option to attend online.
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