Dr Elizabeth Jones
Lecturer in French
BA PhD (Birmingham)
Contact Details
- Tel: +44 (0)116 252 2688
- Email: ehj3@le.ac.uk
- Subject: French
Research Summary
Dr Jones’s research interests focus on twentieth-century French and Francophone life writing, particularly the autobiographical works of Serge Doubrovsky, Hervé Guibert and Régine Robin. She has a strong interest in Cultural Geography and has published on the past, present and potential relationships between the disciplines of Geography and Literary Studies. Her current research project is to extend the analysis of space, place and identity into the field of Francophone women’s writing.
Research Student Supervision
Dr Jones is currently co-supervising an Mphil on Modern Day Slavery.
Teaching and Administration
Teaching:
- Core Skills for Modern Language Learners
- Twentieth-Century French Literature
- Understanding Modern France
- Modern French Language
- Life Writing
- Final Year Language
Administration:
- Modern Languages’ timetable officer
Recent Publications
‘Serge Doubrovsky: Life, Writing, Legacy’, special edition of L’Esprit Créateur, Fall 2009
Spaces of Belonging: Home, Culture and Identity in 20th-Century French Autobiography (Rodopi 2007)
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