Cédric Duhamel

Cédric Duhamel is a permanent researcher at the ERIAC laboratory (UMR 4705) within the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences at the University of Rouen Normandy. His work intersects with ERIAC's core research axes: Spaces, Cultures, Politics; Forms, Experiences, Interpretations; Philosophy in the City; and Linguistic and Didactic Approaches, focusing on Hispanic studies and cultural anthropology.

Duhamel holds a Doctorate and Master of Research from the University of Rouen. His academic foundation centers on Hispanic literary theory and teratological frameworks, developed through engagement with the Rouen School of Phenomenology and ERIAC's interdisciplinary seminars.

His research examines monstrous figures in contemporary Mexican literature as sociopolitical metaphors, analyzing how teratology intersects with cultural identity and anthropological discourse. This work leverages ERIAC's methodological approaches to explore cross-cultural representations of vulnerability and Otherness.

As an active ERIAC member, Duhamel contributes to the Rouen School of Phenomenology and eGesta digital editions projects. His prior teaching roles included part-time professorships at Simone Signore College (2011), Ariane College (2011), Jean Prevost High School (2012), and the University of Rouen's Foreign Languages department (2014-2015).