Christophe Cosker

Christophe Cosker is a Lecturer in Linguistics at the University of Western Brittany, affiliated with the Heritage and Creation in Text and Image research lab (EA 4249). His work focuses on Francophonie and discourse analysis in the Comoros Archipelago and Indian Ocean regions.

• 2019: External Aggregation of Modern Literature (8th place)
• 2017-2018: Doctorate in Letters and Languages from UBO
• 2009: Master 2 in Modern Literature with honors
• 2008: Certificate of Proficiency in English (Cambridge)

His research explores ironic enunciation in Mayotte writers, focusing on Nassur Attoumani's literary discourse and postcolonial representations of Mayotte. He analyzes intertextuality between colonial legal texts and contemporary literature, examining linguistic identity formation in the Comorian archipelago.

Recent publications address topics like political literature (far-right avant-garde movements), postcolonial Indian Ocean poetics, and colonial discourse analysis. His work spans book chapters, journal articles, and conference presentations on topics including bande dessinée's subversive potential and literary cartographies.