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Jean-Christophe Abramovici is a Professor in the Faculty of Letters specializing in 18th-century literature and Enlightenment-era intellectual history. His research examines cultural representations in medical texts, libertine writing, and gender discourses through critical analyses of Diderot, Condillac, Sade, and Nerciat.
His primary research explores poetic dimensions of Enlightenment medical discourse, focusing on evolving representations of the female body and intersections of power in libertine literature. Key publications include The Forbidden Book (1996) on censorship, Obscenity and Classicism (2003) analyzing literary boundaries, Ink of Blood. Sade Writes (2013) deconstructing Sade's manuscripts, and Hysterics. Waiting for Freud (2022) tracing pre-Freudian medical conceptualizations.
Abramovici actively engages public discourse through media appearances including a 2024 NHK program examining Sade's dangerous freedoms, 2018 France Culture discussions on "Sex(s) and Powers" as historical catalysts, and 2016 analyses of modesty in libertine writing. He currently supervises doctoral candidates as evidenced by his 2024 student documentation.
