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Malcolm
Bowie Prize
In 2008 the Society for French Studies launched an annual Malcolm
Bowie Prize, to be awarded for the best article published in the
preceding year by an early-career researcher in the broader discipline
of French Studies.
Malcolm Bowie was not only the most eminent and inspirational Anglophone
scholar of French literature and theory of his generation, he was
a towering figure in the field because of his tireless devotion
to the scholarly community both in the UK and abroad, his service
to the Society for French Studies offering but one example of this:
he was President of the Society from 1994-96, as well as General
editor of its journal (French Studies) 1980-87. The Society felt
that it was particularly appropriate to honour his memory by founding
a prize for which only early-career scholars will be eligible, since
he was a remarkable mentor to countless younger scholars, both in
the UK and abroad.
Click here
for details of how to apply and the conditions
of entry
Malcolm
Bowie Prize Awards:
2010
2009
2008
2007
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