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D.Rad Symposium Explores Radicalization Trends in Europe and Beyond
On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, AUP’s Center for Critical Democracy Studies, a research center devoted to promoting the practice, study and life of democracy, hosted a symposium composed of the 17 research teams involved in the D.Rad research project: a c ...
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Fine Arts Gallery Hosts Élodie Barthelémy for Black History Month
Elodie Barthelémy in the Fine Arts Gallery Throughout February, the AUP Fine Arts Gallery, located in the lobby of the Combes Student Life Center, is hosting Élodie Barthelémy, a French-Haitian visual and performance artist whose work explores intersectio ...
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CWT launches Cahier #37 with Anna-Louise Milne and Andy Robert
On February 10, 2022, the Center for Writers & Translators (CWT), a research center at The American University of Paris that promotes literary activity, launched the latest issue in its ongoing Cahier Series, a series of short books that make availabl ...
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AUP Welcomes Largest-Ever Incoming Class
In France, September is known as la rentrée – an end to summer vacation and the start of a new school year. For AUP, this means welcoming a new cohort of students to campus, global explorers from all over the world who come to Paris to study the liberal a ...
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Deradicalization in Europe Exhibition Showcases Collaborative AUP Research
AUP faculty regularly conduct interdisciplinary research on topics of international importance in collaboration with similar institutions across the world. For example, the Center for Critical Democracy Studies (CCDS), a research center dedicated to promo ...
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Sophie Mackintosh appointed as Paris Writer in Residence
The American University of Paris, and the Paris School of Arts and Culture are pleased to announce that Sophie Mackintosh has been appointed to the third Paris Writer’s Residency. We look forward to welcoming her to the French capital to work with student ...
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Students Explore Civil Society in Israel in Hour-Long Documentary
L'Autre Cote In Fall semester 2019, students taking Professor Sharon Weill’s graduate-level class on “Civil Society: International and Comparative Perspectives,” traveled to Israel as part of AUP’s Cultural Program to meet with civil society groups w ...
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Brenton Hobart
16-19, 2014. "Montaigne’s Plague: An Event and a Literary Device", South Atlantic Modern ... Conference, Fort Worth, Texas, October 27-30, 2011. "The Perform ation of the Plague in Literature from ... Studies, 17th Annual Colloquium, Tempe, Arizona, February 10-12, 2011. "Re-imagining the Plague in ...
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Anne-Marie Picard
ès Lettres- Université de Rouen (France) She has lately co-edited two journals special issues on « ... lecture » (billets: notes de lecture). 02/01/2011 Association Lacanienne internationale. ... 2010, 180 p. », Che vuoi, vol. 35, no. 1, 2011, pp. 193-194. From Illiteracy to Literature : ...
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Surréalismes Paris 2024 Conference
surrealism through various events (symposia, forums, exhibitions), and publications. The ISSS promotes the ... a special year, commemorating the centennial of André Breton’s First Manifesto, the publication of Louis ... 1924. On this occasion, numerous cultural events focusing on Surrealism (exhibitions, symposium, ...