Bérangère MORICHEAU-AIRAUD

Bérangère Moricheau-Airaud is a Lecturer in French language and literature at the University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour, affiliated with the Heritage, Literature, History (PLH) research group. Her teaching focuses on stylistics, preparation for the CAPES and Agrégation exams, and supervision of master's dissertations in literary studies.

• PhD in French Language and Literature (Poitiers, 2005-2008) with a thesis on 'Representation of other discourse and irony in In Search of Lost Time'
• Holds the External Agrégation (2003) and CAPES (2002) in Modern Literature

Her research explores stylistics, narrative theory, and discourse analysis, particularly in the context of French modern literature post-1500. She has published works on Marcel Proust's epistolary techniques, contemporary narrative discourse, and pedagogical approaches to grammar and stylistics. Her publications highlight intersections between literary theory, textual analysis, and educational frameworks.

Significant contributions include:

• Books and articles addressing stylistic methodologies for the Agrégation exam
• Analysis of reported speech and irony in 20th/21st-century French literature
• Editorial collaborations on discourse theory and literary criticism