I work on French poetry from the C19th onwards, in particular questions of rhythm and form, as well as cultural identity more broadly. I look at how aesthetic value is constructed through negotiation between writers, readers, publishers and reviewers, and how the idea of poetry in France evolves from Romanticism to the present day.
Evans, D. E., 2017, French ecocriticism: From the early modern period to the twenty-first century. Posthumus, S. & Finch-Race, D. (eds.). Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang, p. 115-134 (Studies in literature, culture, and the environment; vol. 1).
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