Prof. Dr. Catherine Léglu
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Faculty or Centre | Faculty of Humanities, Education and Social Sciences | ||||||||
Department | Department of Humanities | ||||||||
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Université du Luxembourg Maison du Savoir 2, Avenue de l'Université L-4365 Esch-sur-Alzette |
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Campus Office | MSA, E17 1725-080 | ||||||||
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Telephone | (+352) 46 66 44 9369 | ||||||||
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Speaks | English, French (native), Spanish, Catalan, Occitan (passive) | ||||||||
Research Stays in | France, United Kingdom | ||||||||
Catherine Léglu is a medievalist specialising in Occitan and French literature. From 2011 to 2019, she was a professor of medieval French and Occitan literature at the University of Reading in the UK, where she headed the department of modern languages and European studies. Prior to this, she held the post of director of postgraduate education at the School of Literature and Languages of this university and School Director for Research.
Before joining Reading, Ms. Léglu was attached to the departments of French studies at the University of Bristol and at Queen's University in Belfast. She also taught at the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris.
Professor Léglu holds a PhD in medieval Occitan and French literature from the University of Cambridge and is of French-British nationality.
In September 2019, she took office as the Vice-Rector for academic affairs of the University of Luxembourg.
Last updated on: Tuesday, 11 May 2021
Last updated on: 23 Aug 2019

In press

in Journal of Literary Multilingualism (in press)
2021

in Peron, Gianfelice (Ed.) Alessandro Magno nel Veneto medievale e dintorni: Tradizione mediolatina e tradizione romanza (2021)
2020

in Augustyn, Wolfgang; Worm, Andrea (Eds.) Visualisieren – Ordnen – Aktualisieren. Geschichtskonzepte des Mittelalters und der Frühen Neuzeit im Bild (2020)

in Morosini, Roberta; Ciccuto, Marcello (Eds.) Paolino Veneto : Storico, narratore e geografo (2020)
2019

in Forum for Modern Language Studies (2019), 55(2), 171--186
2018

in Heuser, Beatrice; Leoussi, Athena S. (Eds.) Famous Battles and how they shaped the modern world, 2 vols (vol. 1 : c.1200 BCE - 1302 CE, from Troy to Courtrai) (2018)

in Reading Medieval Studies (2018), 44

Book published by Palgrave Pivot (2018)
2017

in Italian Studies (2017), 72(2), 192--204

in Nottingham French Studies (2017), 56(1), 98-112

in Butterfield, Ardis; Hope, Henry; Souleau, Pauline (Eds.) Performing Medieval Text (2017)
2016

in Reading Medieval Studies (2016), 42
2014

in Florilegium: Journal of the Canadian Society of Medievalists/Société canadienne des médiévistes (2014), 31
2013

in The Electronic British Library Journal (2013), 2013

in Roach, Andrew P.; Simpson, James R. (Eds.) Heresy and the Making of European Culture: Medieval and Modern Perspectives, edited by Andrew P. Roach andJ ames R. Simpson (2013)

in Reading Medieval Studies (2013), 39
2012

in Campbell, Emma; Mills, Robert (Eds.) Rethinking Medieval Translation. Ethics, Politics, Theory (2012)
2011

in Goustine, Luc De (Ed.) Gaucelm Faidit: amours, voyages et débats (2011)

in French Studies (2011), 65(2), 143--155
2010

in Simon, Anne; Bartel, Heike (Eds.) Unbinding Medea : Interdisciplinary approaches to a classical myth from Antiquity to the 21st century (2010)

Book published by Pennsylvania State University Press - 1st ed. (2010)
2008

in Ailes, Marianne; Saux, Francoise Le; Lawrence, Anne (Eds.) Medieval historical discourses: essays in honour of Professor Peter S. Noble (2008)

in Leglu, Catherine; Milner, Stephen (Eds.) The erotics of consolation: desire and distance in the late middle ages (2008)

in Modern Language Review (2008), 103(2), 383--396

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Book published by Palgrave Macmillan (2008)
2007

in Goustine, L. De (Ed.) Le Troubadour Marcabru et ses contemporains (2007)

in McNeill, I.; Stephens, B. (Eds.) Transmissions: essays in French literature, thought and cinema (2007)

in Studies in Travel Writing (2007), 11(2), 109--126
2001

Book published by Duckworth (2001)

in Forum for Modern Language Studies (2001), 37(1), 15-25