Literature, Nature, and Ecology: An Ecopoetic Approach to Contemporary French, Germanophone, Anglophone, and Italian Narrative Prose

Ecotopia: Ecopoetics of In-Common Reimagining Migration Narratives with Ecopoetical Postcolonial Perspectives in Transatlantic Francophone Literature (Caribbean Archipelago, Metropolitan France and Sub-Saharan Africa, 1999-present)

Irony in contemporary French Fiction (>1980)

Nature, Environment and Ecology in French Literary Fiction. Ecopoetic Issues of Some Major Works (1945-2015).

Pathways to an African ecocriticism. Environmental forms and imagination in postcolonial Francophone literature from Sub-Saharan Africa (1990-present)

Revolution and Terror in contemporary French fiction: exploring an ideological legacy.

Roemenië. Revisiting Avant-­‐Garde Theory

The Environmental Imagination in African Francophone Literature. An Ecopoetic Inquiry into Maghrebi, Sub-Saharan and Indian Ocean Islands Fiction (1990-present)

The presence of “lettered” memory and the literary history of the present in the “cabinets des lettrés” of contemporary French literature

UGent Human Rights Research Network

Women and nature writing: an ecopoetic (re)reading of Sidonie Gabrielle Colette, Jeanne Bemer-Sauvan, Maria Borrély and Marie Mauron

Women and nature writing: An ecopoetic (re)reading of Sidonie Gabrielle Colette, Jeanne Bemer-Sauvan, Maria Borrély and Marie Mauron (Project originally submitted by Laure Coppieters FWO ASP 2409)

The description of natural disasters in the eighteenth century, Oratory, imagination and ideology.

The suicide theme in the French tragedy of the 17th century: the "théâtre d'horreur" to Corneille and Racine

University of Toronto - UGent Partnership