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Dr Katherine Lunn-Rockliffe is a Lecturer in French at the University of Oxford's Faculty of Medieval & Modern Languages. Her research focuses on 19th-century French poetry, particularly the works of Tristan Corbière and Victor Hugo. She teaches French literature, including courses on Romanticism, 19th-century poetry, and the intersection of literature with visual arts. She co-directs the journal Cahiers Tristan Corbière and is a member of the Groupe Hugo at Université Paris Diderot. Her teaching spans undergraduate and graduate levels, supervising research on topics from Romanticism to Decadence. Her scholarship explores themes like poetic irony, Hugo's cosmic imagery, and the integration of ideas into verse.
Her research interests emphasize the evolution of 19th-century French poetry, with a focus on how literary forms and themes reflect broader intellectual movements. She has published widely on Victor Hugo, Corbière, and other key figures. Her work bridges close textual analysis with broader cultural and philosophical contexts, contributing to debates about poetry's role in shaping and reflecting ideas.
Dr Lunn-Rockliffe actively engages with academic communities, presenting at international seminars and contributing to edited volumes. Her teaching responsibilities include specialized modules on 19th-century poetry and Romanticism, reflecting both her scholarly expertise and pedagogical commitment.
