Enseignant-chercheur
M. Jeff Storey
MCF en Langue et littérature anglaisesCoordonnées
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- +33 4 89 15 19 03
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- +33 4 93 37 56 60
- Téléphone 2
- +33 4 89 15 19 03
- Jeff.STOREY@univ-cotedazur.fr
Discipline(s) enseignée(s)
english – translation – literature – history of ideas
anglais – traduction – litterature – histoire des idees
Thèmes de recherche
Canadian Literature, American Literature, F. Scott Fitzgerald, memoires, autobiography, creative writing, Myth, translation
Littérature canadienne, littérature américaine, F. Scott Fitzgerald, mémoires, autobiographies, écriture créative, Mythe, traduction
Activités / CV
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Jeff STOREY is a full-time Associate Professor and Researcher in the English Department of the University of Nice Côte d’Azur (South of France) where he teaches translation, history of ideas and North-Amercian literature. Formerly a researcher at the Centre de Recherche sur les Etudes de Langue Anglaise (CRELA), he is now affiliated to the Centre Transdisciplinaire d’Epistémologie de la Littérature (CTEL). In 1999 he defended his doctoral thesis on F. Scott Fitzgerald and literary criticism. As the chairman of the Centre for Canadian Studies of the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis between 2003 and 2007, he participated in the organization of the 5th International Conference on Science-Fiction in Nice in June 2005 which welcomed Margaret Atwood. He has published several articles on science-fiction, 20th century American literature and Canadian Literature which he teaches at the University Côte d’Azur. His recent contributions were articles co-written with Françoise Storey. As a member of the CTEL, with Françoise Storey, and in collaboration with the University of Nice-Sophia Antipolis and the University of Rennes, he organized the international conference on "Transdisciplinary Approaches to Spirituality in the Arts and Science" that took place in Nice, France, in June 2011 and published a volume of selected papers from the conference in 2015. He is also the co-founder and a permament member of the scientific council of international research group Theorias (founded in 2011). With his colleague Geneviève Chevallier, he participated in editing the translation of a Samuel Beckett anthology, In the company of Samuel Beckett (published in 2020). He is presently translating selected poetic works of Audre Lorde with other CTEL colleagues (Coal, pending publication in 2021). The group is currently pursuing translation of other poetic works of the author. The group has also just completed a translation of Annie Baker’s play The Antipodes which is being developed for production in Belgium. He recently published an article entitled "The Goddess, the Serpent and Video-games: at the Origins of the Monomyth" with Françoise Storey (December 2020).
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