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Dr. Rachel Douglas is a Reader in French and Comparative Literature at the University of Glasgow, specializing in Caribbean literature, history, film, visual art, and archives with a focus on Haiti. She is the author of two major monographs: Making The Black Jacobins: C. L. R. James and the Drama of History (2019) and Frankétienne and Rewriting: A Work in Progress (2009).
- Research Interests: Caribbean literature, postcolonial theory, archival practices, Haitian studies, digital humanities, and transnational narratives.
- Recent Publications: 2024 book chapters on Caribbean genetic criticism and theatrical representations of Haiti, a 2023 chapter on Haitian archival practices, and 2022 journal articles on decolonial visions of the Haitian Revolution.
Scientific Awards:
- Leverhulme Trust Research Fellowship (2023-2024)
- Royal Society of Edinburgh Personal Research Fellowship (2022-2023)
- AHRC Early-Career Fellowship (2012-2013)
Supervision and Grants: She has supervised postgraduate research on Haitian diaspora in Quebec, Cuba, and the United States, supported by grants including a British Library Endangered Archives Programme award (2021) and a Prince Claus Fund grant for Haitian arts and culture preservation (2020).
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