Professor Karen Leeder gave a talk called"White Gold: Meissen Porcelain and The Destruction of Dresden".
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We are delighted to announce that Professor Karen Leeder has been elected to the Schwarz Taylor Chair of the German Language and Literature.
Congratulations to Professor Helen Watanabe-O'Kelly, whose new book Projecting Imperial Power has just been published by Oxford University Press.
The Faculty has received a generous donation to appoint a full time Schools Liaison and Outreach post from 2021/22 for five years.
Professors Geraldine Hazbun and Patrick McGuinness have collaborated on a new translation of Jorge Manrique's 'Coplas a la Muerte de su Padre'.
Professor Ritchie Robertson gave the lecture on Tuesday 15 June 2021, marking his retirement.
Professor Julie Curtis gave the lecture on Friday 11 June 2021, marking her retirement.
The three winners of the 2021-22 LIDL Year Abroad Prize have kindly shared with us the projects they will be working on during their upcoming Year Abroad:
More information will be added once they have started working on their projects in Michaelmas Term.
Congratulations to Dr Joanna Raisbeck who has won the Klaus Heyne-Preis.
Professor Ela Tandello gave the lecture on Tuesday 8 June 2021, marking her retirement.
The tenth issue of the Oxford Polyglot is now available for reading.
We were pleased to welcome H.E. Madame Catherine Colonna on the occasion of her recent visit to Oxford.
The Faculty is sad to announce the death of Professor Alain Viala on Wednesday 30 June 2021.
Congratulations to Professor Patrick McGuinness who has released his new book 'Real Oxford'.
This was presented at Maison Française d'Oxford on Friday 25 June 2021.
Congratulations to Professor Ben Bollig who has released two new books; ‘Moving Verses: Poetry on Screen in Argentine Cinema’ and ‘Music for Unknown Journeys by Christian Aliaga. New and Selected Prose Poems: Travels in Europe, Africa and the Americas’.
Congratulations to Dr Macs Smith, as his first monograph 'Paris and the Parasite: Noise, Health, and Politics in the Media City' has been released.
The faculty is partnering with the Queen’s College Translation Exchange and Stephen Spender Trust on the Inclusive Outreach through Translation project.
Professor Karen Leeder has been elected to the Board of the Klassik Stiftung Weimar.
Jonathan Patterson has published his new book Villainy in France (1463-1610): A Transcultural Study of Law and Literature