Prize Research Fellowship
The Prize Research Fellowship is currently suspended.
2023 winner
The 2023 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2023-24) was won by Manon Mathias (University of Glasgow), for the project 'Gut, Brain and Environment in Nineteenth-Century French Literature and Medicine'.
2021 winners
The Society awarded two Prize Research Fellowships in the 2021 round. The recipients were John McKeane (University of Reading), for the project 'Philosophy’s Others: Sarah Kofman and Barbara Cassin', and Claire Moran (Queen's University Belfast), for the project 'Morisot’s Modernism'.
2019 winner
The 2019 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2019-20) was won by Lucy O'Meara (University of Kent), for a project entitled 'Interrogating the Encyclopaedia in European Fiction and Autobiography 1870-2020'.
2018 winner
The 2018 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2018-19) was won by Hugh Roberts (University of Exeter), for a project entitled 'Poetry on trial: a digital edition of French libertine verse and court records (c.1622–25)'. The first publication from Prof. Roberts' project is available in Open Access.
2017 winner
The 2017 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2017-18) was won by Kathrin Yacavone (University of Nottingham), for a project entitled 'Portrait of the writer: photography and literary culture in France'. An outline of her project has been published in the Summer 2018 issue of French Studies Bulletin: A Quarterly Supplement.
2016 winner
The 2016 Prize Research Fellowship (for 2016-17) was won by Bill Marshall (University of Stirling), for a project entitled 'Uses of prehistory in modern and contemporary France: visual cultures, cultural theory'. An outline of his project has been published in the Summer 2017 issue of French Studies Bulletin: A Quarterly Supplement.