Women in French and Japanese Literatures

The research group ‘Women in French and Japanese Literatures (11th-18th centuries)’ aims at opening a dialogue on the representation of women in the medieval and early modern French and Japanese literatures. A first workshop willl be held at Kyoto University on the 06th of July. It will focus on the theme « Clothing and Self-Adornment » in major narratives of French and Japanese Literature written by women, such as紫式部 (『源氏物語』, The Tale of Genji) and Madame de Lafayette (『クレーヴの奥方』, La Princesse de Clèves).

Team leader	Justine Le Floc’h,　 Kyoto University, Program-specific Associate Professor, French Literature
Other members	Lucile Druet, 　Kansai Gaidai University, Associate Professor, Art History and Aesthetics Shuzo Muneyuki, 　Kyoto University of Education, Professor Emeritus, Japanese Literature
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Workshop

Vêtements et parures. Dialogue entre la littérature française et la littérature japonaise
[Clothing and Self-Adornment. A Dialogue between French and Japanese Literatures].

開催日

6th of July, 13:00-16:30.

会場

Kyoto University, Yoshida Campus, Graduate School of Letters, B1, Conference room.
(京都大学吉田キャンパス文学部校舎地下大会議室)

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Workshop

Vêtements et parures. Dialogue entre la littérature française et la littérature japonaise [Clothing and Self-Adornment. A Dialogue between French and Japanese Literatures].

Vêtements et parures. Dialogue entre la littérature française et la littérature japonaise
[Clothing and Self-Adornment. A Dialogue between French and Japanese Literatures].