Jonathan Haddad

Jonathan Haddad
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Assistant Professor of French

Jonathan Haddad specializes in 17th and 18th century French literature. His research examines the role literature plays in the mediation of discourses of Self and Other within the context of French encounters with the Islamicate world. Drawing upon the perspectives of Mediterranean Studies and cultural history, his scholarship also places the universalist aspirations of the early modern Republic of Letters in dialogue with contemporary, cross-disciplinary questions about the place of Islam in France. 

Dr. Haddad has recently published the article "Lire la « Littérature turque » dans le Mercure galant" in XVIIe siècle. 

He earned his Ph.D. in French literature from the University of California, Berkeley. 

 

Research Areas:
Francophone Studies
Literary Aesthetics & Poetics
Research Interests:

17th and 18th century French literature, French encounters with the Islamicate world, Mediterranean Studies. 

Articles Featuring Jonathan Haddad
Asmah Hyat

Congratulations to Dr. Asmah Hyat!

Congratulations to our newest PhD in Francophone Studies, Dr. Asmah Hyat, who has successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation entitled “The ‘I’ in Hybrid Identities: Paradoxes of Muslim Women Written and Writing in Contemporary French…

Contact Information

jhaddad@uga.edu
Office: 370J Gilbert Hall
Office Hours: Monday & Tuesday 2:00-3:00 PM
Phone Number: (706) 542-0770

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My Graduate Students

Michelle F

Michelle Fulton

PhD Candidate, French Studies
Carine

Carine Sigaud

PhD Candidate, French Studies

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