Richer-Rossi Françoise

Richer-Rossi Françoise is a Professor of Spanish Civilization at UFR EILA, Université Paris Cité. She co-directs Axis 3: Knowledge, Circulations and Representations and serves as the referent for the Research Network Minorities in the Hispanic Worlds (15th–21st century) within the ICT-Europes in the World laboratory.

Her research spans modern and contemporary Spain, focusing on cultural relations, the history of representations, and translation. Key areas include Hispano-Venetian relations, multicultural exchanges, and the representation of religious and ethnic minorities. She also explores cultural representations in cinema and series, particularly through transmedia narratives in cultural and creative industries. Her work adopts a multidisciplinary approach, integrating history, civilization, language, and literature.

Prof. Richer-Rossi’s publications reflect a strong thematic focus on cultural hybridity, digital communication of culture, subtitling, dubbing, and the digitization of heritage. She co-directs the Culture and Digital book collection at Éditions Orbis Tertius, which promotes studies on multilingual and multimodal cultural communication.

• Referent, Research Network Minorities in the Hispanic Worlds (15th–21st century), ICT-Europes in the World laboratory
• Co-organizer, Annual International Study Days of Cultural Communication and Digital Innovations
• Co-director, Culture and Digital collection, Éditions Orbis Tertius

She has no listed scientific awards in the provided text. Her academic leadership involves organizing international scholarly events and guiding publication projects in digital culture and intercultural communication.

Prof. Richer-Rossi is involved in transversal research projects that bridge academia and digital innovation, particularly in the context of cultural industries and digital heritage. Her work supports the digital transformation of cultural communication through subtitling, localization, and virtual museum experiences.