Professor David McCallam FBA

Environmental humanities in early modern Europe, particularly in France; the French Revolution; 18th century French literature; translation studies.
A portrait photo of David McCallam FBA. Photo: Renata Schellenberg
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2024
Honours
FBA

Current post

University of Sheffield Reader in French Eighteenth-Century Studies

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Professor Andrew Hadfield FBA

English Literature, especially of the Renaissance (Nashe, Shakespeare and Spenser); Anglo-Irish literary relations; travel and colonial writing; literature and politics; class; national identity; biography

Professor Andrew Hadfield FBA

Professor James Raven FBA

British, western European and colonial literary, bibliographical and cultural studies; reading, library, and book trade history, the history of the novel, comparative global bibliography, Scandinavian studies.

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Professor Marie-Luce Demonet FBA

Renaissance French literature; Early modern linguistic theory, semiotics; Early modern fictionality, Arts of discourse, Mind theory (possible worlds, counterfactuals); Rhetoric of orality, writing and printing; Digital scholarly editions

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