Marie-Christine Corbeil

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Marie-Christine Corbeil is a Master’s student in French Literature at the University of Montréal. Her research currently addresses cookbooks from the early 1960s. She is particularly interested in narrative spaces that are found within these texts and the way they question the role of the author. She also participates in the research team’s work for the project “La presse montréalaise de l’entre-deux-guerres, lieu de transformation de la vie culturelle et de l’espace public,” a SSHRC-funded project led by Micheline Cambron.

marie-christine.corbeil@umontreal.ca

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Colloquium

Colloque international
sous la direction de Bertrand Gervais, Servanne Monjour, Jean-François Thériault, Marcello Vitali-Rosati
Université de Montréal
24-25 mai 2019

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Congress 2016

The Canada Research Chair will attend the 2016 Congress, in the framework of the Canadian Society for Digital Humanities (CSDH/SCHN) conference
Calgary
30-31 mai 2016

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Rewriting the Trans-Canada Highway in the Digital Age

How can we think of space in the digital age? This project aims to explore this question by proposing both theoretical and practical avenues of reflection. The mythical space of the Trans-Canada Highway will be just as much the field of study as the field of exploration for our research.

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Projet Profil

Initially conceived for strictly practical reasons, users’ profiles have little by little become unexpected spaces of self-expression and writing. This project aims to understand this new profiling structure, in order to analyze the theoretical and aesthetic issues at play.

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The status of the Author in Digital Era (FRQSC)

Questions relating to the author in the digital era constitute a major social issue that concerns entire communities of writers and readers. Since authors are the authority, how can we rethink the process of validation and legitimization of literary content published online today?

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