Caroline Lyvet

Caroline Lyvet is a Lecturer in Golden Age Literature at the University of Artois, affiliated with the Textes et Cultures research laboratory (UR4028) since 2009. She specializes in Spanish Golden Age literature, historical fiction, and narrative techniques from the 16th-17th centuries.

• Doctorate from University of Montpellier III (2008)
• Member of international academic societies (AIH, AISO, SHF)

Her research focuses on:

• Culture and society of the Spanish Golden Age
• Baroque literary forms and narrative strategies
• Text editing and historiographic analysis
• Contemporary historical fiction representation of Spain

Recent publications address:

• Baroque narrative structures in 17th-century Spanish prose
• Authorial self-reflexivity in Golden Age fiction
• Translation networks of Spanish literature across Europe
• Gender dynamics and power representations in Cervantine contexts

As an academic leader, she has:

• Co-organized 5 international conferences since 2011
• Directed 3 doctoral seminars on historical fiction
• Evaluated works for L'Entre-deux, e-Spania, and Bulletin Hispanique
• Supervised 3 Master's theses on Spanish literary topics