We are delighted to be able to highlight here some of the research in Modern Languages that is being undertaken by students across the UK. If you are a research student and would like to talk about your research, please contact us. We can upload to our blog Living Languages a post that you have written or record a short presentation with you.
Amy Ainsworth (Cambridge)
discusses demonic and ecological spaces in German Modernism
Amy Ainsworth (Cambridge)Rachel Beany (Cardiff/Exeter)
discusses Arantxa Echevarría’s 2018 film 'Carmen y Lola'
Rachel Beany (Cardiff/Exeter)Ffion Brown (Manchester Metropolitan)
discusses the influence of public perceptions of gender and mental health
Ffion Brown (Manchester Metropolitan) Mélina Delmas (Birmingham)
discusses the first French translation of Doris Lessing's 'Martha Quest'
Mélina Delmas (Birmingham)David Ewing (Cambridge)
discusses reading for the everyday in post-war French fiction
David Ewing (Cambridge)Ciara Gorman (Queen’s University Belfast)
discusses female villainy in 21st-century French crime fiction
Ciara Gorman (Queen’s University Belfast)Stephanie Homer (IMLR, University of London)
discusses the depiction of the Kindertransport in literary genres
Stephanie Homer (IMLR, University of London)Sophie Maddison (Glasgow)
discusses the urban narratives of Émile Zola and Matilde Serao
Sophie Maddison (Glasgow)Simona Di Martino (Warwick)
discusses Gothic origins in late 18th-century Italian sepulchral literature
Simona Di Martino (Warwick) Marc Olivier (Ulster)
discusses the development of the family of Romance languages
Marc Olivier (Ulster)Nupur Patel (Oxford)
discusses Catherine des Roches's 'L'Agnodice' and 'Les Missives'
Nupur Patel (Oxford)Syamala Roberts (Cambridge)
is on the phone with Franz Kafka and Walter Benjamin
Syamala Roberts (Cambridge)Natalia Stengel Peña (King’s College London)
discusses Lorena Wolffer’s exhibition ‘Evidencias’ (2010 - 2016)
Natalia Stengel Peña (King’s College London)