Claudine Marion-Andrès

Claudine Marion-Andrès is a Professor of Spanish Literature at the University of Rouen Normandy, affiliated with the ERIAC (Interdisciplinary Research Team on the Americas and Cultures, UR 4705). She holds the rank of Hors Classe (Full Professor) since 1995 and earned her doctorate in 2013 with a thesis on comic dramaturgy in Lope de Vega’s early theater. Her research focuses on Spanish Golden Age literature, theater studies, and dramaturgy, with particular emphasis on Lope de Vega, laughter in performance, and interdisciplinary cultural analysis.

Education: Doctor of Literature (Spanish Golden Age, University of Rouen, 2013); extensive academic trajectory including teaching roles at the University of Paris 13 and Université de Créteil. She coordinates courses in LLCER (Spanish Language and Literature), LEA (Modern Languages and Cultures), and EAD (distance learning programs), specializing in Golden Age literature, theater, and pedagogical methodologies.

Research Interests: Her work explores comic elements in Lope de Vega’s plays, intersections between theater and visual arts (e.g., portraiture, painting), and applications of cultural analysis in language education. She actively engages in editing and organizing academic events, including annual interdisciplinary seminars bridging secondary and tertiary education.

Publications: Over 20+ peer-reviewed articles and edited volumes, including The Portrait (2021), Make Music! (2021), and Iconic Representations of Love (2018). Her work frequently appears in journals like Les Langues Néo-Latines and e-Spania.

Responsibilities: Vice-President of the Société des Langues Néo-Latines, coordinating editorial activities since 2011. She also evaluates language proficiency exams (CLES B1/B2) and oversees recruitment processes for French academic positions.