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Malcolm Bowie Prize Results 2010

The Society for French Studies is pleased to announce the outcome of this year’s Malcolm Bowie Prize.

The winner of the Prize is Frédérique Aït-Touati, for an article entitled 'Penser le ciel à l'âge classique: Fiction, hypothèse et astronomie de Kepler à Huygens', Annales HSS, mars-avril 2010, 325-44.

The runner-up is Rowan Tomlinson, for an article entitled ‘“Intelligible sans discipline”: enumeration, observation, and communication' in Montaigne’s Apologie de Raimond Sebond, in Stephen Bamforth (ed.), Nouveaux départs: Studies in honour of Michel Jeanneret, Nottingham French Studies, 49:3, Autumn 2010, 87-109.

The following entries were commended by the Jury:

Graham Jones, ‘Modern Magic and the War on Miracles in French Colonial Culture’, Comparative Studies in Society and History, 52:1, 2010, 66-99.

Camille Robcis, ‘French Sexual Politics from Human Rights to the Anthropological Function of the Law’, French Historical Studies, 33:1, 2010, 129-156.

The Society wishes to thank all those who submitted entries for this year’s competition.

The Prize is awarded annually for the best article in any area of French Studies published by an early career researcher, defined for the 2010 Prize as a scholar who received his/her PhD within the period 2005–2010.

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Previous Winners:

2009
2008
2007

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