Prize Research Fellowship

The 2023 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2023-24) was won by Manon Mathias (University of Glasgow), for the project 'Gut, Brain and Environment in Nineteenth-Century French Literature and Medicine'.

The Society awarded two Prize Research Fellowships in the 2021 round. The recipients were John McKeane (University of Reading), for the project 'Philosophy’s Others: Sarah Kofman and Barbara Cassin', and Claire Moran (Queen's University Belfast), for the project 'Morisot’s Modernism'.

The 2019 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2019-20) was won by Lucy O'Meara (University of Kent), for a project entitled 'Interrogating the Encyclopaedia in European Fiction and Autobiography 1870-2020'.

The 2018 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2018-19) was won by Hugh Roberts (University of Exeter), for a project entitled 'Poetry on trial: a digital edition of French libertine verse and court records (c.1622–25)'. The first publication from Prof. Roberts' project is available in Open Access.

The 2017 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2017-18) was won by Kathrin Yacavone (University of Nottingham), for a project entitled 'Portrait of the writer: photography and literary culture in France'. An outline of her project has been published in the Summer 2018 issue of French Studies Bulletin: A Quarterly Supplement.

The 2016 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2016-17) was won by Bill Marshall (University of Stirling), for a project entitled 'Uses of prehistory in modern and contemporary France: visual cultures, cultural theory'. An outline of his project has been published in the Summer 2017 issue of French Studies Bulletin: A Quarterly Supplement.