Overview
Mathilde Savard-Corbeil is a Lecturing Fellow at Duke University, where she teaches in the Romance Studies Department after completing her doctoral thesis at the University of Toronto in 2021 on fictional ekphrasis in 21st century French novels. Her current research focuses on Contemporary French Nonfiction, more specifically on the narrative of encounters between artworks and authors, and how these aesthetic experiences generate formal innovations. Her most recent articles explore the presence of autotheory as a tool for the insertion of the subject-writer and as a feminist approach to situated knowledge.
Current Appointments & Affiliations
Instructor of Romance Studies
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2023 - Present
Romance Studies,
Trinity College of Arts & Sciences
Recent Publications
Soi-même face à l’œuvre : Marie Darrieussecq à la rencontre de Paula Modersohn-Becker
Journal Article Contemporary French and Francophone Studies · January 1, 2024 This article examines how the presence of hybrid genres in artists’ biographies allows literary nonfiction to disrupt art history as a discourse. By studying Être ici est une splendeur (2016) by Marie Darrieussecq, we will argue that such a formal approach ... Full text Open Access CiteL’autothéorie comme forme d’engagement de la littérature contemporaine
Journal Article Revue Critique de Fixxion Française Contemporaine · December 15, 2023 Full text Open Access Link to item CiteLa carte, le territoire et la crise de la représentation
Journal Article Roman 20-50 · February 4, 2019 Full text Open Access CiteEducation, Training & Certifications
University of Toronto (Canada) ·
2021
Ph.D.