Bernabé Wesley

Bernabé Wesley is an Adjunct Professor at the Université de Montréal’s Department of French Language Literatures, part of the Faculty of Arts and Science. His research focuses on 20th-century French novels (1900-1945), sociocritique, collective memory theory, and Louis-Ferdinand Céline’s works. He actively contributes to academic organizations like the CRIST and CIREMM.

Research & Projects

• Leading projects like « Des amnésies mémorables » (CRSH, 2019-2021) and « Une histoire à la gomme » (FRQSC, 2021-2024).
• Organizes international events such as « Relire Claude Duchet » (2021) and « Pierre Bayard. Une pensée du paradoxe » (2023).

Awards

• 2018 and 2022 PAES awards for scholarly publishing.

Teaching

Teaches courses including Imaginaire social et littérature and Sociocritique, contributing to programs in French literature, arts, and humanities.

Advising

Supervises doctoral and master’s students researching topics like the representation of amnesia, Céline’s characters, and historical elegy in literature.