Anne Chassagnol

Anne Chassagnol is a Lecturer at the University of Paris 8, specializing in literary and visual culture studies. She teaches courses including 'Girl Power: Rebels, Trailblazers and Inspirational Heroines in Children's Literature', 'Translation Theory', 'Research Methodology', and 'Literature in the Media'. Her work integrates interdisciplinary approaches to cultural narratives.

Her research explores intersections of literature, art, and society, with emphases on:

• Victorian-era fairy tale revivals and iconography
• Graphic literature (comics, graphic novels, picturebooks)
• Tattoos as cultural and literary artifacts
• Children's literature adaptations and media representations
• Translation dynamics in cross-cultural contexts

Publications consistently examine visual-textual relationships, with recent works analyzing tattoos in cultural discourse, Victorian gender narratives, and innovations in graphic storytelling. She maintains active membership in academic societies including IRSCL, IAWIS/AIERTI, AFRELOCE, SFEVE, and JILC.