Research
The Department of English and American Studies has two specialized research laboratories :
- LARCA – UMR 8225. The Research Laboratory on English-Speaking Cultures (LARCA) is the place of study for professors who are active in the fields of literature, history and visual culture applied to the English-speaking world. It currently has 60 doctoral candidates and 60 researchers.
- CLILLAC-ARP – EA 3967. The Center for Interlinguistics, Lexicology, English Linguistics and Corpus Linguistics – Language Research Workshop is a research team led by Natalie Kübler. It is affiliated with the Department of English and American Studies, the EILA Department and the Department of Linguistics. Across the three departments, it has 42 doctoral candidates and 41 professors.
LARCA’s latest publications on the HAL open archive
- [hal-05759143] L’hospitalité en actes
En mars 2022, dans une communauté de communes située entre la Normandie et les Hauts-de-France, une association solidaire s’est constituée pour […]
- [hal-05731628] A Test of Poetry and 'Never Again'. Charles Reznikoff ’s French Reception
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- [hal-05716033] “Let’s Talk About Sex”: How Sexual Health Dimensions are Integrated into...
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- [hal-05716031] « The Knick : du scalpel à l’objectif »
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CLILLAC-ARP’s latest publications on the HAL open archive
- [hal-05802469] Solutions linguistiques et culturelles aux problématiques de développement durable...
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- [hal-05768544] Hazardaj kaj intencaj paronimoj: la rolo de paronimio en Esperanta vort-farado kaj...
If two semantically contrasting words have an almost identical spoken or written form, they are called paronyms. For example, in Esperanto /efiko/ […]
- [hal-05765388] Traduire : l’universel en mouvement
Cet ouvrage aborde la question de l’universel par le prisme des contacts entre Extrême-Orient (principalement Chine et Japon) et Occident, à […]
- [hal-05731710] Beyond the Laughable: How Appraisal Shapes Infant Laughter
<div><p>Laughter is one of the earliest social signals in human development, yet how cognitive processes from infants shape its acoustic […]