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LARCA is an interdisciplinary research unit of Université de Paris and CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research) whose members study the histories, literatures, arts and cultures of English-speaking countries and their links to the wider world. Drawing together literary scholars, political, social, and cultural historians, art historians, and specialists of photography, film, television, and emerging media, LARCA is a research laboratory that bridges the disciplines and mediates between academic cultures in France and the English-speaking world.

To find out about upcoming conferences and seminars, please click on the events calendar on the right.

News

Posted on May 16, 2022
Romantic Cliché Conference – 19 & 20 May 2022

Posted on May 9, 2022
PhD Thesis Prize Awarded to Andy Cabot (LARCA doctor) by the Foundation for the Remembrance of Slavery

Posted on April 28, 2022
Pass the Courvoisier: Unraveling the Mystery of Cognac and the Black American Consumer Market – LARCA-Wide Seminar

Posted on April 25, 2022
“Photosensible” – Workshops and Conference at the Musée du Quai Branly Jacques Chirac (Paris), 9-10 June 2022

Posted on April 21, 2022
“‘Northanger Abbey’, tasse de thé, château hanté et mansplaining” – Frédéric Ogée (LARCA) on @franceculture – @fredericogee @Philochemins @AdeleVanReeth

Posted on April 20, 2022
Sara Leuner Awarded the GIS Sociability Master’s Thesis Prize 2021

Posted on April 19, 2022
Critical Race Theory, Decoloniality, and Universalism – Ali Meghji (University of Cambridge) and Nadia Yala Kisukidi (Université Paris VIII) – Peripheral Knowledges Seminar 22 April 2022 @UnivParis8 @Univ_Paris @Cambridge_Uni

Posted on April 5, 2022
Call for Papers: International Conference T. S. Eliot in translation Paris, October 13-15, 2022 – Deadline April 30th, 2022

Posted on April 1, 2022
Call for Doctoral Fellowship 2022-2025

Latest posts on our Research Blogs

A19

Friday, April 8th, 2pm — Hélène Valance (U. de Franche-Comté): Playing with Historical Consequences: Susan Fenimore Cooper’s Anachronistic Vision in “A Dissolving View.”
Source: A19 Published on 2022-03-28
Friday, March 18th, 2pm (zoom + OdG 830): Antoine Traisnel (U of Michigan) and Michael Jonik (U of Sussex) in conversation
Source: A19 Published on 2022-03-09

Boundaries of Litterature

Willa Cather et le phonographe : amour ou haine ? – Florent Dubois
Source: Frontières du Littéraire Published on 2021-07-15
A l’écoute des atmosphères multimédia : Beckett et Joyce à l’ère de la transmission technologique – Adrienne Janus
Source: Frontières du Littéraire Published on 2021-06-28

Environmental Humanities

Session 14: “Animal Studies de l’ère victorienne à nos jours : histoire des idées, études critiques, épistémologie.” (online)
Source: Humanités Environnementales Published on 2022-04-08
Ecophilosophie et Animalité
Source: Humanités Environnementales Published on 2022-04-03

Gender and Sexuality Studies

L’INTERSECTIONNALITÉ EN FRANCE (2005-2022) – ACTUALITÉ ÉDITORIALE ET PERSPECTIVES
Source: GSS Published on 2022-03-30
Transnormativity and Trans(gender)nationalism through Transmasculine representation in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Fandom
Source: GSS Published on 2022-02-14

History

Reading group
Source: Histoire du Politique Published on 2021-05-27
Race, démocratie, république, XVIIIe-XXIe siècle, France – États-Unis
Source: Histoire du Politique Published on 2021-05-20

LISTEN

LISTEN 14 Oralité et multilinguisme
Source: LISTEN Published on 2022-03-29
LISTEN 13 “Who’s Speaking? Poetry readings and recording technologies since 1980”
Source: LISTEN Published on 2022-02-09

Margins, History in the English-speaking world 16th-21st c

Dossier Pop-en-stock : “La fiction historique grand public, servante de l’histoire” – Appel à article en cours
Source: MHMA Published on 2022-03-07
“Fiction historique anglo-américaine : Pouvoirs, savoirs et mémoires” N° 37, Le Temps des Médias (décembre 2021)
Source: MHMA Published on 2022-03-06

Victorian Persistence

CFP: Power and Knowledge from the 18th Century to Today
Source: Victorian Persistence Published on 2022-05-18
CFP: Recovering the Vampire – From Degeneration to Regeneration
Source: Victorian Persistence Published on 2022-05-13