English and American literature; cultural anthropology; media history of writing and reading; individual, collective and cultural memory, with special emphasis on Holocaust, trauma and the construction of national narratives
French literature and culture from the later nineteenth century to the present; modernism(s) and the avant-garde; textual/visual studies; modern French poetry, especially Apollinaire; Zola and Naturalism studies; comparative epistolarity studies
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