Research Output per year
Personal profile
Research Interests:
I specialise in Postwar French poetry, with particular interest in visual-verbal dynamics and the interactions between poetry and philosophy. I also work on place, memory, exile, bilingualism and biculturalism in literature. In my monograph (under contract), I approach these issues chielfy through the work of Welsh-French poet Heather Dohollau (born 1925). I have also published on other contemporary French poets, namely André du Bouchet, Marie-Claire Bancquart and Béatrice Bonhomme.
Research Overview:
2014
Poetry Between Languages: Heather Dohollau (Amsterdam: Rodopi, c. 2014)
Research output: Book
Accepted
2013
Heather Dohollau: La poésie comme "langue inconnue"
O'Connor, C. 2013 In: Bilinguisme, double culture, littératures. Editions L'Harmattan
Research output: Chapter in Book
Accepted
Étoilement du poème: Légèreté et punctum dans l'écriture de Béatrice Bonhomme
O'Connor, C. 2013 In: Béatrice Bonhomme. Collier, P. & Tomas, I. (eds.). Peter Lang Pub. (Modern French Identities; 100).
Research output: Chapter in Book
In press
2012
"Qui ceint l'énigme": L’inhumain dans la poésie de Marie-Claire Bancquart
O'Connor, C. 2012 In: Dans le feuilletage de la terre: Sur l'oeuvre poétique de Marie-Claire Bancquart. Peter Lang Pub. p. 355-377. 12 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book
In press
“Un manquement comme bien” / "Absence as resource": Heather Dohollau and the Unsaid as Poetic Resource
O'Connor, C. 2012 In: Pratiques et horizons du champ poétique contemporain. Nina, P., Emma, W. & Kelly, M. (eds.). vol. 2 ‘Gros plans’. University of Nebraska Press
Research output: Chapter in Book
Published
2010
Translating Non-Figuration: Heather Dohollau’s Poems on Pure Visuality
O'Connor, C. Jul-2010 In : French Studies. 64, 3, p. 276-289. 16 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Published
2006
Biographie
O'Connor, C. & co-written with Heather Dohollau 2006 In: Heather Dohollau: L’évidence lumineuse, . Lançon, D. (ed.). Bédée, France : Folle Avoine p. 161-4. 4 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book
Published
Les îles d’une écriture
O'Connor, C. 2006 In: Heather Dohollau: L’évidence lumineuse. Lançon, D. (ed.). Bédée, France : Folle Avoine p. 16-34. 18 p.
Research output: Chapter in Book
Published
Teaching Responsibilities:
I teach in French language, translation, cinema, literature and culture at undergraduate level.
Qualifications:
September 2009: Ph.D. degree in Contemporary French Poetry awarded by the University of St Andrews: ‘“Pour garder l’impossible intact”: The Poetry of Heather Dohollau’.
July 2002: Awarded Agrégation (French academic postgraduate qualification) in English, specializing in Literature: attained 17th place nationally.
2001-2002: Auditrice libre at École Normale Supérieure d’Ulm (Paris) for Agrégation course: Literature, Linguistics, Cultural History, Translation.
June 2001: Awarded Maîtrise in English Literature at University of Paris IV, Sorbonne, with mention très bien (highest distinction). Dissertation in English (30,000 words): ‘Theatricality in the Poems of Emily Dickinson’.
June 2000: Graduated with Licence in English at University of Paris IV-Sorbonne, specializing in History of Art and Ideas: mention bien (distinction).
December 1999: Awarded Certificate of Proficiency in English with added Literature syllabus by the University of Cambridge (highest level of ESOL examinations).
1997-1999: Interdisciplinary undergraduate course (Classe Préparatoire) at Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris.
July 2002: Awarded Agrégation (French academic postgraduate qualification) in English, specializing in Literature: attained 17th place nationally.
2001-2002: Auditrice libre at École Normale Supérieure d’Ulm (Paris) for Agrégation course: Literature, Linguistics, Cultural History, Translation.
June 2001: Awarded Maîtrise in English Literature at University of Paris IV, Sorbonne, with mention très bien (highest distinction). Dissertation in English (30,000 words): ‘Theatricality in the Poems of Emily Dickinson’.
June 2000: Graduated with Licence in English at University of Paris IV-Sorbonne, specializing in History of Art and Ideas: mention bien (distinction).
December 1999: Awarded Certificate of Proficiency in English with added Literature syllabus by the University of Cambridge (highest level of ESOL examinations).
1997-1999: Interdisciplinary undergraduate course (Classe Préparatoire) at Lycée Louis-le-Grand, Paris.
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Research Output 2006 2017
Colour, desire and destruction in Béatrice Bonhomme’s La Maison Abandonnée
O'Connor, C., Jul 2017, In : French Studies. 71, 3, p. 374-387 14 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
artist
aesthetics
graffiti
appeal
childhood
Poetry as a Foreign Language in Heather Dohollau and André du Bouchet
O'Connor, C., Jul 2017, In : Nottingham French Studies. 56, 2, p. 188-200 13 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
foreign language
poetry
language
writer
multilingualism
Étoilement du poème: Légèreté et punctum dans l'écriture de Béatrice Bonhomme
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Heather Dohollau: La poésie comme "langue inconnue"
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Poetry
Poetics
Philosophy of Language
Bilingualism
Reader
"Qui ceint l'énigme": L’inhumain dans la poésie de Marie-Claire Bancquart
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Poetry
Secrecy
Marie Claire
Enigma
Universe
Prizes
AUSA teaching award 'Fantastic feedback'
Clemence Armelle O'Connor (Recipient), 2011
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)
Teaching
Gapper Graduate Essay Prize 2008, runner up (second place)
Clemence Armelle O'Connor (Recipient), 21 Apr 2010
Prize: Prize (including medals and awards)