About
Emir Delic is a Professor of French at Université Sainte-Anne (Canada), where he teaches courses in French language and culture. His research employs dual onto-anthropological and socio-semiotic perspectives to examine representations of identity and alterity in Franco-Canadian literature.
Primary research domains include:
- Cultural/literary theory and philosophical approaches to literature
- Memory studies and temporal relationships of minority subjects
- Poetics of genres (essays, storytelling, travel writing)
- Post-1970 French-Canadian poetry, prose, and theater
His publications reflect sustained engagement with border spaces and cultural paradoxes in Franco-Canadian contexts. He has presented research at international conferences across North America and Europe and contributed to multiple collective academic works.
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