Urquhart, Steven
Faculty
Modern Languages and Linguistics Department
- Phone
- (403) 329-2564
- steven.urquhart@uleth.ca
About Me
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF FRENCH
- Quebec literature (contemporary novel)
- Quebec Cinema
- Deconstruction
EDUCATION
Ph.D. (Queen's U, Kingston)
M.A. (Penn State University)
B.Ed. (Brock University)
Hon. B.A. (University of Waterloo) / Université de Nantes
Université Lumière II, Lyon.
- Quebec literature (contemporary novel)
- Quebec Cinema
- Deconstruction
EDUCATION
Ph.D. (Queen's U, Kingston)
M.A. (Penn State University)
B.Ed. (Brock University)
Hon. B.A. (University of Waterloo) / Université de Nantes
Université Lumière II, Lyon.
Biography
Having grown up in southern Ontario, I ended up becoming an "au-pair" in Lyon, France before heading to University to pursue French Studies. I returned to France in 1996-1997 (Nantes) and completed at B.Ed. I completed a M.A. at Penn State University and a Ph.D. at Queen's University on the topic of the esthétique du monstrueux dans l'oeuvre romanesque de Gérard Bessette (Quebec author). I have since continued to study contemporary Quebec literature and cinema, publishing on a variety of Quebec authors.
Publications
"La contagion du réel (2014) de Gaëtan Brulotte ou la valorisation de la réalité corporelle." American Review of Canadian Studies (ARCS) 50.4. 2020 : 537-548.
"Poetic Justice in Aki Shimazaki's 3rd Pentalogy, L'ombre du chardon." JACS (Japanese Association of Canadian Studies) Annual Review. 39 (2019) : 34-58.
"L'hiver à Cape Cod (2011) de Pierre Gobeil : la recherche du juste milieu à l'époque hypermoderne." The Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature 73.1 (2019) : 56-72.
"Poetic Justice in Aki Shimazaki's 3rd Pentalogy, L'ombre du chardon." JACS (Japanese Association of Canadian Studies) Annual Review. 39 (2019) : 34-58.
"L'hiver à Cape Cod (2011) de Pierre Gobeil : la recherche du juste milieu à l'époque hypermoderne." The Rocky Mountain Review of Language and Literature 73.1 (2019) : 56-72.
Research Interests
Quebec Literature
Monsters and the "monstrous" in Francophone literatures
Deconstruction
Intertextuality
Silence as an aesthetic and subversive literary device
The Scapegoat
Literary institution
Rebellion
Witnessing
Monsters and the "monstrous" in Francophone literatures
Deconstruction
Intertextuality
Silence as an aesthetic and subversive literary device
The Scapegoat
Literary institution
Rebellion
Witnessing