Pauline Martos

Dr. Pauline Martos is a scholar affiliated with the Center for Anglophone Studies (CAS) at Université Toulouse – Jean Jaurès, where she contributes to research and teaching in translation and Anglophone literature. Her academic work is situated within the Faculty of Arts, Languages, and Social Sciences, focusing on literary translation and contemporary cultural themes.

Her research centers on translation studies, particularly the challenges of translating and retranslating Albert Camus into English. She also explores intersections between music and narrative obsession in contemporary fiction, as seen in her presentation on Bret Easton Ellis’s American Psycho. Her work reflects a strong engagement with intercultural dialogue, literary reception, and philosophical literature.

Dr. Martos completed her Internal English Aggregation in 2019 and defended her doctoral thesis on Camus the same year. Her academic profile demonstrates a dedicated focus on the nuances of meaning across languages and cultures.

She has presented her work at academic seminars such as IRPALL, contributing to ongoing scholarly discussions in Anglophone studies. Though no formal awards or publications are currently listed, her research trajectory indicates a growing contribution to translation theory and literary analysis.

Dr. Martos supervises no publicly listed students and is actively involved in the CAS research community. While specific labs or teams are not mentioned, her participation in the CAS seminars and research axes suggests integration into collaborative academic networks focused on destabilization, hospitality, and cultural reconfigurations in the Anglophone world.