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| Franck
Dalmas Assistant Professor of
French
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Franck Dalmas is specialized in French
poetry, prose, and related fine arts from Post-Romantic 19th century
to the 20th century, along with the movements of ideas. His
dissertation, “Deux pôles de l’image littéraire au XXe siècle: la
poésie plastique de Pierre Reverdy et le mythe dans les romans de Michel
Tournier” (“Polar Images in Twentieth-Century French Literature: Plastic Poetry
of Pierre Reverdy and Myth in Michel Tournier’s Novels”), examines the role of
poetical and mythical images in 20th-century French literature in
relation to the visual arts (Cubist painting and photography).
Publications:
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“L’alchimie de l’excrément
comme alchimie de l’Homme dans Le Roi des Aulnes de Michel Tournier,”
French Forum
30.3 (Fall 2005).
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“Les multiples visages de
la guerre dans La Nuit de la lézarde de Malika Mokeddem,”
Romance Notes
45.1 (Fall 2004).
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“Les Chants du Signe:
Transformations du langage chez Lautréamont et Mallarmé,” Dalhousie
French Studies 67 (Summer 2004).
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Research and book projects:
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current research tries to associate literature with other artistic mediums,
such as painting, photography, and cinema. His critical approach takes on
phenomenology and the philosophy of existence. He prepares a book-length
study of various texts and authors of French literature in a
phenomenological perspective.
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