Guillaume Cousin

Guillaume Cousin is a Lecturer at the University of Artois, specializing in the interplay between 19th-century French press and Romantic literature. His research focuses on the Restoration and July Monarchy eras, exploring the political dimensions of literary works, Romanticism, press history, and the writings of Chateaubriand, Jules Janin, and Gérard de Nerval.

• Doctorate in French Languages and Literature (2018), University of Rouen-Normandy
• Aggregation of Modern Literature (2014)

Cousin's scholarship examines the Revue de Paris (1829-1834), media dynamics in Romantic literature, and the intersection of politics and literary reception. His recent work includes editing collective volumes and analyzing Romantic-era theater, historical fiction, and journalistic ethics.

Miscellaneous activities include editorial board membership for Les Grandes Figures historiques dans les lettres et les arts, seminar organization (e.g., Les Journées des doctorants du CÉRÉdI), and contributions to critical editions of Flaubert and Dumas.