Fabrice Chassot

Fabrice Chassot is a Lecturer in 18th-century French literature at Toulouse Jean Jaurès University, affiliated with the School of Heritage, Literature, and History (PLH) and the Department of French Language and Literature. His research focuses on scientific dialogues, civility/sociability, and the intersection of science, philosophy, and literature during the Enlightenment.

• Education: Sciences Po Paris (1998), Agrégation de Lettres Modernes (1999), PhD in French Literature, University Paris 4 Sorbonne (2008)

His work examines the popularization of science through figures like Fontenelle, Pluche, and Diderot, analyzing how knowledge was disseminated via dialogues and literary forms. Recent publications explore incivility narratives, satirical misanthropy, and adaptations of Molière.

Key trends in his 2022–2024 articles include Enlightenment pedagogy, theatrical critique, and interdisciplinary approaches to science and literature. He actively participates in conferences on civility, satire, and knowledge distribution.