Marie Dufay-Verbie

Marie Dufay-Verbie is a Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of World Language & Culture at Allegheny College, where she teaches courses related to French language and literature, cultural studies, and media. She is actively engaged in interdisciplinary research connecting literature with humor theory and cultural analysis.

Educational Background:

• B.A., Université Paris-Nanterre
• M.A., Université Paris Diderot
• Ph.D., University at Buffalo

Her research centers on 19th-century French literary works, with a distinctive focus on the function and philosophy of humor within cultural and media contexts. She explores how humor operates as a social and cultural force, intersecting with identity, language acquisition, and media representation. Her interdisciplinary approach spans literary criticism, cultural theory, and pedagogy.

While no publications are listed in the provided text, her research interests suggest a scholarly trajectory grounded in comparative literature and cultural analysis, with potential contributions to humor studies and second language education.

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Marie Dufay-Verbie advises students in French literature and language programs and contributes to curriculum development in second language acquisition. Though specific grants or funded projects are not mentioned, her academic profile reflects a commitment to integrative teaching and research. She maintains regular office hours for student engagement, indicating active participation in academic mentorship.

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