My research focuses on medieval French and Occitan literature and I am particularly interested in concepts of difference, identity, and race between the twelfth-fourteenth centuries. My PhD (University of Warwick, 2013) focused on the figure of the Saracen in medieval French and Occitan literature. I joined St Andrews in 2014 after Teaching Fellowships at the University of Leeds (2013-14) and University of Warwick (2012-13). I would be happy to hear from any students interested in pursuing a PhD in topics relating to medieval French or Occitan literature, culture or history, whether via Modern Languages or Mediaeval Studies. I also teach at Sub-Honours and Honours levels for Comparative Literature modules.Īt postgraduate level, I teach students both through St Andrews Institute of Mediaeval Studies and through the School of Modern Languages, particularly for: MS5024 (Mediaeval Language) and MS5101/2 (Approaches to Mediaeval Studies 1/2)
FR4117: Politics, Propaganda and Mythmaking in Medieval France.FR4116: Medieval Marvels: the Exotic, the East and the Other in Medieval French Literature.As well as sub-Honours language, literature, and culture seminars, I teach two Honours modules in French:
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