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Adrian
Harding has been appointed to the British
Academy Network Group, a research project on
the Reception of British Authors in Europe, in
association with the School of Advanced
Studies at the University of London. In a
Network seminar on Realism at Clare Hall,
Cambridge, he gave a paper on “Awkward
Realism” in two novels by Henry James. In June
he co-hosted an international conference on
“The Institution of Translation in Europe” at
the University of Aix-en-Provence and was
respondent to the plenary lecture by Wolfgang
Iser on Samuel Beckett. At the European
Society for the Study of English Conference at
Senate House, University of London, in August,
he presented two papers, one on James and
Realism, the other on Wordsworth’s “Haunted
Metre”. A revised version of the collection of
essays he co-edited with Annick Duperray,
“Nathaniel Hawthorne: Narrative and the
Ethical”, was published in May by Publibook
Editions, Paris. He also co-edited, with Max
Duperray and Joanny Moulin, the papers from an
international conference on “Discourses of
Melancholy” held at the University of
Aix-en-Provence, published in the online
review EREA in June. |
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Adrian Harding has been at AUP since
1986. He has taught classes on European Romanticisms, modern
poetry and poetics, modern American poetry, literature and
the visual arts, post-1800 British literature, Shakespeare,
theatre in Paris, as well as freshman writing. Elsewhere he
has lectured on contemporary art and contemporary poetry.
His critical interests centre on poetics, on questions of
language and identity, on the relation between context and
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Books:
Blinds.
Brussels: Editions Lebeer Hossmann, 1985 (art criticism).
Hawthorne's Tales: A Study Guide. Paris: British
Institute, 1990.
Transparencies. London: Dashwood Press, 1992 (poems).
Dusk
Around Fire. London: Dashwood Press, 1992 (poems).
A
Survey of English Literature: The Twentieth Century.
Paris: Dunod, 1992.
K.
London: Dashwood Press, 1995 (poems).
This
House Is But A Butchery. Cambridge: Poetical Histories,
1997 (poem).
The
Louvre: Heads and Tales. New York and Paris : Abbeville
Press, forthcoming (cultural criticism, with photographs by
Alecio de Andrade).
Ed., with
Annick Duperray. Narrative and the Ethical: The Case of
Nathaniel Hawthorne. Paris: Editions Mallard, 2003.
Articles:
«After the
Letter: Hawthorne's House of Fiction». In Nathaniel
Hawthorne. Eds Annick Duperray & Adrian Harding. Aix :
University of Provence Publications, 2002.
«How
dislocation of feeling informs the temporality of Raymond
Carver's writing». In Image et texte : Altman/Carver,
Short Cuts. Ed. Annick Duperray. Aix : University of
Provence Publications, 2000.
«America
and the Migration of the Same : Lawrence and Crèvecoeur» in
Etudes Lawrenciennes, 1998.
«The
Melancholy of Technology» in Tekhnema, vol. 2, spring
1995..
«Intent on
My Own Race and Place? : Stevenson in the South Seas».
Stevenson Centenary Lecture. Paris : British
Institute, 1994.
«The
Politics of Contemporary Poetry» in Cadmos, summer
1989. |
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Contact Adrian Harding |
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harding@aup.edu |
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+33 1 40.62.06.00 ext. 675 |
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Grenelle, AUP: 147, Rue de Grenelle,
75007, Paris (Métro: La Tour-Maubourg,
Ecole Militaire, Alma-Marceau, Invalides) |
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Alice
Craven
Associate Professor of Comparative
Literature and English and Film Studies; Writing Program Administrator;
FirstBridge Coordinator.
William Dow
Associate Professor of English
Mark
Ennis
Instructor of English and Global
Communications; Director, English for University Studies and English
Foundation Programs.
Oliver Feltham
Associate Professor of Comparative
Literature, English and Philosophy; Coordinator, Philosophy Program.
Geoffrey Gilbert
Associate Professor of Comparative
Literature, English, European and Mediterranean Cultures, and Global Communications;
Director, MA in Cultural Translation; Co-Chair, Department of Comparative Literature and English.
Neil Gordon
Professor of Comparative Literature;
Vice-President and Dean of the University; Acting Chair, Department of
Film Studies.
Jeffrey
Greene
Associate Professor of Creative
Writing and English
Daniel
Gunn
Professor of Comparative
Literature, English, and European and Mediterranean Cultures; Director, Center for Writers and Translators.
Cary
Hollinshead-Strick
Assistant Professor of Comparative
Literature and English
Adrian
Harding
Assistant Professor of Comparative
Literature, English and French
Lissa
Lincoln
Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature and
English
Linda
Martz
Associate Professor of English and
History; Coordinator, English Foundation Program.
Daniel Medin
Associate Professor of Comparative
Literature and English
Ann Mott
Assistant Professor of English;
Writing Lab Counselor.
Anne-Marie
Picard-Drillien
Professor of
Comparative Literature, French, and
French Studies
Rebekah Rast
Associate Professor of English and
Linguistics; Co-Chair,
Department of Comparative Literature and English.
Roy
Rosenstein
Professor of Comparative Literature and English
Margery
Arent Safir
Professor of Comparative Literature
and English; Director, The Arts Arena.
Celeste
Schenck
President of the University;
Professor of Comparative Literature.
David
Tresilian
Instructor of English
Jula
Wildberger
Professor of Classics and
Comparative Literature; Coordinator of Classical Studies.
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