Professor Michael Moriarty FBA

French Language and Literature Early Modern History Western Europe France History of a specific country France
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2006
Subjects
Literature, Modern languages

Current post

Drapers Professor of French, University of Cambridge; Professorial Fellow, Peterhouse, Cambridge

Past appointments

Gonville & Caius College University of Cambridge Research Fellow

1970 -

Gonville & Caius College University of Cambridge College Lecturer

1970 -

University of Cambridge University Lecturer, Department of French

1970 -

Queen Mary University of London Centenary Professor of French Literature and Thought, Queen Mary, University of London

1970 -

Queen Mary University of London Centenary Professor of French Literature and Thought, Queen Mary, University of London

1970 -

Peterhouse University of Cambridge Drapers Professor of French

1970 -

Publications

Disguised Vices: Theories of Virtue in Early Modern France 2011

Taste and Ideology in 17th Century France 1988

Roland Barthes 1991

Early Modern French Thought: the Age of Suspicion 2003

Fallen Nature, Fallen Selves: Early Modern French Thought II 2006

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Italian Renaissance literature; the Art of Memory; literature and philosophy, the utopian tradition, medieval vernacular preaching, chivalric poetry, treatises on women and love; literary and visual portraits; the relationship between literature and the

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Professor Brian Cummings FBA

Renaissance humanism and European literature 1450-1700; the history of religion in relation to the history of the book; literary theory and the history of philosophy

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Professor Dame Marina Warner FBA

History; historical studies of language and literature; English language and literature

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