ACADEMIC / GENERAL CURRICULUM VITAE
Name:
Nievergelt
First Name:
Marco
Place and date of birth:
Bern, 13 June 1976
Nationality:
Swiss
Professional Address:
English Department
Faculty of Letters - Anthropole 5143
University of Lausanne
1015 Lausanne
SWITZERLAND
Tel. +41 21 692 29 90
Fax +41 21 692 29 35
[email protected]
Private Address 1 :
Via Cademario 21
6934 Bioggio – TI
SWITERLAND
tel. +41 79 555 61 86
Private Address 2 :
Rue Brezin 13B
75014 Paris
France
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EDUCATION
Higher Education
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2003 –2007: the University of Oxford, Lincoln College. Writing of a DPhil
(PhD) thesis on a Berrow Foundation Scholarship for the duration of three years.
Thesis title: Spiritual Knighthood, Allegorical Quests: the Knightly Quest in
Sixteenth-Century England.
Thesis defended: November 2007.
Supervisors: Dr Helen Moore and Prof. Helen Cooper
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2002-2003: writing of an MPhil thesis by research at the University of
Glasgow,
Department of English Language.
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Thesis title: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: Initiatory Symbolism and the
Secular Orders of Chivalry
Supervisor: Prof. Graham Caie
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1995-2001: Licence ès Lettres (Master of Arts), Université de Lausanne,
Departments of English and German Languages and Literatures (Joint Degree).
- February-July 2000: writing of my undergraduate Thesis as a visiting Student at
the University of Glasgow, Thesis title: Norman MacCaig: a Physical
Metaphysical;
- September 1997–June 2008. One year spent at the University of Aberdeen as
part of the Erasmus exchange programme.
1991–95: Maturità, Liceo Lugano 1, Indirizzo Scientifico (Tipo C).
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
‘Ambizione’ Research Fellow SNF (Swiss National Science Foundation), University of
Lausanne (August 2012-July 2015): Project title: Allegory, Epistemology and
Hermeneutics
Visiting Postdoctoral Scholar, Corpus Christi College, University of Oxford
(September 2012-August 2013)
‘Maître Assistant’ (Lecturer) in Early English Language and Literature, University of
Lausanne (Aug. 2010-August 2012)
‘Premier Assistant’ (Junior Lecturer) in Early English Language and Literature,
University of Lausanne (Sept. 2007- Aug. 2010)
Assistant Diplomé (Junior Lecturer) in Medieval English, University of Geneva (Sept
2006-Sept 2007)
PUBLICATIONS (appeared)
BOOK
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Allegorical Quests from Deguileville to Spenser (Cambridge: D. S. Brewer,
2012).
[reviews in : Review of English Studies 64 (247) (2013), doi: 10.1093/res/hgt037;
English 62 (239) (2013): 411-413, doi: 10.1093/english/eft051; Marginalia XVII (Oct.
2013): 41–44,
http://www.marginalia.co.uk/journal/17cambridge/17cambridge_reviews.pdf
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EDITED COLLECTIONS
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Ed., with Stephanie A. V. G. Kamath, The ‘Pèlerinage’-Allegories of Guillaume
de Deguileville: Tradition, Authority and Influence (Cambridge: D.S. Brewer,
2013).
Ed. special journal issue of Arthuriana 20:2, on ‘The Alliterative Morte Arthure
in Context’ (April 2010).
Ed., with Mary Carr and K.P. Clarke, On Allegory: Some Medieval Aspects and
Approaches (Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2008).
ARTICLES IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS
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‘Siege Literature : English Identity, Beleaguered Christianity and Holy War
during the Great Papal Schism.’ In press, forthcoming from Chaucer Review
(2014).
‘The Quest for Knighthood in the Waning Middle Ages: the Wanderings of
Olivier de la Marche and René d’Anjou’, Fifteenth Century Studies 36 (2011),
137-67.
‘The Chivalric Imagination in the Elizabethan Age’; invited contribution to the
journal Literature Compass 8 (2011), 302-15.
‘Paradigm, Intertext or Allegorical Reminiscence: Guillaume de Deguileville and
the Gawain-Poet’; Medium Aevum 80:1 (2011), 18-40.
‘Catholic Loyalism, Counsel and Careerism: Lewes Lewkenor’s Quest for
Favour’, Renaissance Studies 24:4 (2010), 536-558.
‘Conquest, Crusade and Pilgrimage: the Alliterative Morte Arthure in its late
Ricardian Crusading Context’ Arthuriana 20:2 (2010), 89-116. [Awarded the
James Randall Leader Prize for ‘Outstanding Arthurian Article in 2010’.]
‘Francis Drake: Merchant, Knight and Pilgrim’, Renaissance Studies 23:1 (2009),
53-70.
‘The Inward Crusade: the Apocalypse of the Queste del Saint Graal’.
Neophilologus 92:1 (2008), 1-17.
ARTICLES IN COLLECTIONS (PEER-REVIEWED)
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‘Invisible Itineraries: The textual wanderings of Guillaume Deguileville’s
Pèlerinage de Vie Humaine in Sixteenth-Century England and Europe’. Article
commissioned for the volume Mittelalterliche Textualität als Retextualisierung:
Das Textcorpus de “Pèlerinage de la vie humaine” im europäischen Mittelalter
des 14. bis 16. Jahrhunderts, ed. Ursula Peters und Andreas Kablitz (Winter
Verlag, 2014). [In press]
‘Introduction’ , in The ‘Pèlerinage’-Allegories of Guillaume de Deguileville:
Authority, Tradition and Influence, ed. Stephanie Kamath and Marco Nievergelt
(Woodbridge: Boydell & Brewer, 2013), pp. 1-23.
‘Entre paysage allégorique et allégorie du paysage: locus amoenus, exil pastoral et
terre inculte dans l’oeuvre de Edmund Spenser’. In Le paysage allégorique entre
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image mentale et pays transfiguré, ed. Christophe Imbert et Philippe Maupeu,
(Presses Universitaires de Rennes 2012).
‘René d’Anjou et l’idéal chevaleresque’, in René d’Anjou, Ecrivain et Mécène, ed.
Florence Bouchet (Turnhout: Brepols 2011), pp. 239-53.
SHORTER NOTICES
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Critical Introduction to ‘Lewes Lewkenor: The Resolved Gentleman (1594 – STC
15139)’; Early English Books Online, Critical Introductions Project. Published
Online September 2008, EEBO. (ca. 4000 words)
Critical Introduction to ‘Stephen Bateman: The Travayled Pylgrime (1569 – STC
1585)’; Early English Books Online, Critical Introductions Project. Published
Online September 2008, EEBO. (ca. 4000 words)
REVIEWS
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Review of Nicholas Perkins and Alison Wiggins, The Romance of the Middle
Ages (Oxford: Bodleian Library, 2012), for Notes & Queries 60.2 (2013), 308309.
- Review of Laura Ashe, Ivana Djordjević and Judith Weiss (eds), The
Exploitations of Medieval Romance. (Cambridge: D. S. Brewer, 2010), for Notes
and Queries, 59.1 (2012), 113-114.
- Review of The Knightly Tale of Golagros and Gawane, ed. Ralph Hanna III,
Scottish Text Society (Boydell and Brewer, 2008), Notes and Queries, 58:2
(2011), 305-7.
- Review of Sir Bevis of Hampton in Literary Tradition, ed. Jennifer Fellows and
Ivana Djordjevic (Cambridge: Brewer, 2008), Notes and Queries 57:1 (2010),
124-5.
- Review of Sir Francis Drake: The Construction of a Hero (Cambridge, Brewer,
2009), English 60. 230 (2011), 253-6.
- Review of Gilte Legende, Vols. I and II. Edited by Richard Hamer with the
assistance of Vida Russell. Pp. xvi + 1036 (EETS 327 + 328), Notes and Queries,
56:1 (2009), 102-3.
- Review of The Seven Sages of Rome (Midland Version). Edited by Jill Whitelock.
Pp. lxxx + 183 (EETS 324), Notes and Queries 56:1 (2009), 104-5.
TRANSLATIONS
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Michael C. Prestwich, ‘Othon de Grandson et la Cour d’Edouard I d’Angleterre’,
in Othon Ier de Grandson (1228-1328): Un siècle d’histoire vaudoise et
européenne, ed. Bernard Andenmatten (forthcoming 2014). [from English into
French]
PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS OR UNDER REVIEW
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ARTICLES
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‘Writing of the ‘hoole book’ of King Arthur: the inscription of authorial
subjectivity in Malory’s Morte Darthur’. Under review.
‘From dialecticism to didacticism – and back again: Allegory, Epistemology and
Authority between the Roman de la Rose and the Pèlerinage de Vie Humaine’.
Under review.
‘From Bedroom to Cloister: Space, Emotion and Identity in the Stanzaic Morte
Arthure’. In progress, completion expected: April 2014.
‘Allegory’. Commissioned 5000-word article for the Blackwell Encyclopaedia of
British Medieval Literature, ed. Robert Rouse and Sian Echard. Submission
agreed July 2014.
BOOK
Allegory, Epistemology and Hermeneutics. Book Project, 2012–15, in progress.
CONFERENCE ORGANISATION
2010-12
Co-convenor, with Dr. Eva Pibiri, of the new Interdisciplinary MA
Specialisation programme of the Centre for Medieval Studies
(CEMEP) for 2011-12 at the University of Lausanne, on the theme of ‘Travel in
medieval and early modern Europe’. Conception, planning and coordination of a public
lecture series and a cycle of 4 transdisciplinary, one-day MA student workshops,
invitation of external speakers and management of workshop structure, coursework and
evaluation of the students. (Budget ca. 5000 CHF; funding sources mostly internal to
UNIL)
2011
Conception, planning and management of the International
conference on the ‘The Allegory of Guillaume Deguileville in
Europe: Circulation, Reception and Influence’ at the University of Lausanne, in
collaboration with Stephanie Kamath from the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
Publication of a volume of selected and reworked articles with D.S. Brewer, Cambridge,
in 2013. (Budget ca. 25’000 CHF; external sources: SNF, Swissnex Boston; Society for
the Study of Medieval Languages, Oxford; internal sources UNIL: CEMEP; English
Department; Centre de Traduction Littéraire; Fondation du 450ème)
2005-2008
Conception, Planning and management of the first four ‘Oxford Medieval
Graduate Conferences’. The conference is the result of my initial
collaboration with Kenneth Clarke, and is the first ‘interdisciplinary’ conference of its
kind to be held in Oxford, addressed specifically to graduates and young scholars.
Themes: Allegory (2005); Death and Resurrection (2006); Judgement and Apocalypse
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(2007); Light (2008). It has now become a well-established annual event, with selected
proceedings published annually as part of the Medium Aevum monographs series.
(Budget: ca. 1000 £ per conference; sources: Lincoln College, Oxford; English Faculty,
Oxford; Society for the Study of Medieval Languages, Oxford).
SELECTED CONFERENCE PAPERS / GUEST LECTURES
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8–11 May 2014, ‘Organic Growth: sexual (re)production and textual
proliferation in the tradition of the Rose’. Kalamazoo, MI, 49th International
Medieval Congress, Western Michigan University
13 April 2014, ‘From Bedroom to Cloister: Space, Emotion and Identity in the
Stanzaic Morte Arthure’. 14th Biennial Conference on Romance in Medieval
Britain, University of Bristol.
7 November 2013: The Failures of Allegory or the Allegory of Failure:
subjectivity, Narrative, History, at Allegory Studies? Interdisciplinary one-day
conference at the University of Warwick.
11 July 2013: Translating Scholastic Authority: Allegory and Epistemology
between the Roman de la Rose and the Pèlerinage de Vie Humaine. The Medieval
Translator Conference, University of Leuven.
7 June 2013: Seeing, Hearing and Understanding: Allegory, Cognition and the
Senses in the Tradition of Guillaume de Deguileville’s Pèlerinage de Vie
Humaine. Conference on ‘The Five Senses in Medieval and Early Modern
English Culture’, University of Berne, Switzerland.
25 March 2013: Un best-seller médiéval au xvième siècle: Le Pèlerinage de Vie
Humaine de Guillaume de Deguileville en quête de modernité. Invited Lecture at
the University of Geneva for the Groupe d’Etudes du xvième et xviième siècles.
13 February 2013: Charlemagne Goes to Britain: La réception de la Matière de
France en Angleterre aux xiv-xv siècles. Invited Lecture at the Centre for
Medieval Studies, Université Catholique de Louvain.
7 December 2012: Allégorie et épistémologie: L’ABC herméneutique de
Guillaume de Deguileville. Conference on Fonction et Symbolique du Rêve dans
la Pensée Médiévale, Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Geneva.
19 October 2012 : Eucharist and Community in Medieval English Literature,
Drama and society. Cours Interdisciplinaire du CEMEP, Université de Lausanne.
24 March 2012 : Siege Literature: English Identity, Beleaguered Christianity and
Holy War during the Great Papal Schism (1378–1415). Romance in Medieval
Britain Conference, St. Hugh’s College, Oxford.
29 July 2011: Writing the ‘hoole book’ of King Arthur: revisionism,
monumentalism and authorial identity in Malory’s Morte Darthur. XXIII
International Arthurian Congress at the University of Bristol, UK, 25-30 July
2011.
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17 May 2011 : Allegory and Epistemology: learning to read with Guillaume de
Deguileville, Modern Languages Research Seminar, University of Oxford.
(invited).
July 2010: Pilgrim to Courtier: Stephen Hawes, the Royal Library and the
tradition of Deguileville’s allegorical Pilgrimage of Life. Cardiff Conference on
Medieval Translation, University of Padua, 23-27 July 2010.
July 2010: Authorial Identity, Arthurian Revisionism and the Writing of the
‘whole booke’ of King Arthur: Malory’s Representations of Authorship in the
Morte Darthur. 2nd International SAMEMES Conference, University of Geneva,
30 June-2 July 2010.
June 2010: Three views of a crusade: the Great Schism, beleaguered Christianity
and the Despenser Crusade in later fourteenth-century literature. University of
Aberystwyth, International conference: ‘Post-medieval Crusades, June 7-9 2010
(invited).
April 2010: Entre Paysage Allégorique et Allégorie du Paysage: Locus amoenus,
exil pastoral et terre inculte dans l’oeuvre de Edmund Spenser. Colloque: ‘Le
Paysage Allégorique’, Toulouse, 7-9 Avril (invited).
May 2009: Catholic Loyalism, Service and Careerism: Lewes Lewkenor’s Quest
for Favour, Sixteenth Century Society Conference, Geneva, 28-30 May 2009.
January 2009: René d’Anjou et l’idéal chevaleresque, Colloque International sur
‘René d’Anjou: Ecrivain et Mécène’, Université de Toulouse - Le Mirail, 22-24
Janvier 2009.
October 2008: Source, intertext or textual reminiscence: Guillaume Deguileville
and the Gawain-Poet, 1st SAMEMES International Conference, University of
Berne, Switzerland, 3-4 October 2008.
July 2008: Pilgrimage, Conquest and Crusade in the Alliterative Morte Arthure.
Université de Rennes, II, XXII Conference of the International Arthurian Society,
15-20 July 2008.
July 2008: Merchant-Adventurers, Wandering Knights and Medieval Pilgrims:
The ‘Famous Voyage’ of Sir Francis Drake, Knight. 3rd International Conference
of the Society for Renaissance Studies, Trinity College, Dublin, 10-12 July.
July 2007: The waning of the Grail: René d’Anjou’s dream of love and
chivalry in the Livre du Cuer d’Amour Espris. University of Leeds International
Medieval Congress.
April 2007: The Inward Crusade of the Queste del Saint Graal; Oxford
University, 3rd Medieval Graduate Conference, ‘Judgment and Apocalypse:
Aspects and Approaches’.
May 2006: Stephen Bateman and the Apocalyptic Quest of the English
Reformation; Conférence de 3ème cycle, ‘Medieval and Early Modern English
Texts and their Contexts’, Université de Genève.
April 2006: Planning, organisation and management of the 2nd Oxford Medieval
Graduate Conference on the theme of Death and Resurrection: Aspects and
Approaches, held at Lincoln College, 12-13 April
July 2005: The Secular Orders of Chivalry, the Knighting Ceremony and ‘Sir
Gawain and the Green Knight’; University of Utrecht, XXI Conference of the
International Arthurian Society.
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July 2005: Queste, Crusade and Apocalypse in the French ‘Queste del Saint
Graal’; University of Leeds International Medieval Congress.
June 2005: Conception, planning, organisation and management of the first
Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference on the theme of Allegory: Aspects and
Approaches, held at Lincoln College, 10-11 June. Chairing of a panel on
‘Allegory and Autobiography’.
February 2005: Olivier de La Marche’s agnostic pilgrimage: ‘Le Chevalier
Délibéré’; XI postgraduate conference of the Centre for Medieval Studies of the
University of Bristol, on the theme of Medieval Misfits.
July 2003: Cosmogony and Myth in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight; University
of Leeds International Medieval Congress.
ACTIVITIES AS PEER-REVIEWER
Peer-reviews of submissions to the journals Arthuriana and Speculum.
Reader for book proposals to the University of Notre Dame Press.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Université de Lausanne
September 2007- present
Courses taught:
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MA Seminar: The Allegory of Piers Plowman: Self and Society in the Fourteenth
Century (spring 2014)
Introduction to Middle English Literature 1 – Old English (every spring, 2008-12)
Introduction to Middle English Literature 2 – Middle English (every autumn,
2007-2011)
BA Seminar: The Death of Arthur in England (Spring 2012)
BA / MA Seminar: Fourteenth Century Satire, Reform and Apocalypse: William
Langalnd’s Piers Plowman (spring 2011)
BA / MA Seminar: Sir Philip Sidney: knight, poet, courtier (autumn 2010)
MA ‘Critical approaches’ Module: Lecture on New Historicism (autumn 200810)
BA Seminar: Geoffrey Chaucer’s Dream-Visions (spring 2010)
BA Lecture: English Literature Survey: origins to 1485 (convenor, autumn 2009).
MA / BA Seminar: Medieval Pulp Fictions: Popular Romances in Medieval
England (autumn 2009)
MA Seminar: Edmund Spenser and the Allegory of the Faerie Queene. (spring
2009)
BA Seminar: ‘Precios Perle Withouten Spot’: the works of the Gawain-Poet and
the Striving for human perfection. (autumn 2008)
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BA/MA Seminar: Chivalry and Literature in Medieval England (spring 2008)
Université de Genève
October 2006 – September 2007
Assistant in Medieval English Literature, teaching first and second year BA students.
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Seminar on Middle English Arthurian Literature
General Introduction to Literary Analysis.
Hertford College, Oxford University
January 2007 – March 2007
Teaching of a Tutorial on Arthurian Literature.
THESIS SUPERVISION (MA/MSt) :
2013 : Lynn Muldrew (University of Oxford, co-supervision with Dr Helen Swift) :
Identity and Allegory in Guillaume de Deguileville’s Pèlerinage de Vie Humaine.
Submitted June 2013.
2012-13 : Marcel Elias (University of Lausanne) : Violent Emotions: Crusading and
Emotional Process in Middle English Romance (Richard Coer de Lion, Bevis of
Hamptoun, Guy of Warwick). Defended June 2013
2012-13 : Thomas Nagy (University of Lausanne): Violence, Wounding and Identity in
Arthurian literature (Malory and the Alliterative Morte Arthure). Defended June 2013
2011-12 : Mehdi Guerroury (University of Lausanne): The War of God and Gold:
Intermingling Religion and Economics in Middle English Romances (Sir Launfal, The
Sowdan of Babylon, Bevis of Hamptoun, sir Isumbras, Sir Cliges). Defended July 2012.
2010-11 : Roxane Feunette (University of Lausanne): Chivalry and its Failures in
Medieval English Literature (Malory and the Gawain-Poet). Defended January 2012.
OTHER SERVICES, SCIENTIFIC AND INSTITUTIONAL ACTIVITIES
2012–14
Membership of the Board for the attribution of the James Randall
Leader Prize, for the best Arthurian article written in English (following
the award of the prize for my own article in 2010)
2009–10
Membership of the Committee for the appointment of the new
Professor of Modern English Literature at the University of Lausanne.
Evaluation of applications, selection of candidates and preparation of the selection
process based on reading of applications, written work, interview and trial lectures.
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2007–2009
Berrow Society Presidency: Presidency of the Berrow Society, for
former and current beneficiaries of the Berrow Foundation Scholarship at
Lincoln College, Oxford. Running of the Society; membership in the Board of selection
and interview panel for the attribution of Berrow Foundation Scholarships.
GRANTS, AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Aug. 2012 – July 2015
Ambizione : full-time postdoctoral research fellowship,
awarded by the Swiss National Science Foundation
(awarded August 2011): Project title: Allegory,
Epistemology and Hermeneutics: Influence and Reception
of Guillaume de Deguileville in England, ca. 1350-1450
Sept. 2012 – Aug. 2013
Visiting Postdoctoral Scholarship at Corpus Christi
College, Oxford
July 2011
James Randall Leader Prize for ‘Outstanding Arthurian
Article’ in 2010, awarded by the North-American Branch
of the Arthurian Society [for the article ‘Conquest,
Crusade and Pilgrimage: the Alliterative Morte Arthure in
its late Ricardian Crusading Context’ Arthuriana 20:2
(2010), 89-116]
Sept. 2006 – Aug. 2007
Swiss National Science Foundation Grant for Young
Researchers (NB : the offer of the grant had to be declined
given the offer of an Assistant position at the University of
Geneva at the same time)
Sept. 2003 – Sept. 2006
Overseas Research Scholarship (UK)
(Lincoln College, University of Oxford)
Sept. 2003 – Sept. 2006
Berrow Foundation Society Scholarship
(Lincoln College, University of Oxford)
Full funding and living allowance for the writing of a DPhil
PREVIOUS RANKINGS FOR JOB INTERVIEWS
May 2011
Secundo loco (2nd place on the final shortlist)
Post of Associate Professorship in Medieval English Language and
Literature (tenured), University of Fribourg (Switzerland).
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SOCIETY AND CLUB MEMBERSHIPS:
International Arthurian Association, British Branch
New Chaucer Society
Spenser Society
Early English Text Society
Swiss Association for Medieval and Early Modern English Studies (SAMEMES)
Swiss Association of University Teachers of English (SAUTE)
Club Silencio, Paris
RELEVANT NON-ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
CULTURAL EVENTS
2001 (Locarno) 6 weeks working full time for the Hospitality Service of the ‘Festival del
Film di Locarno’: coordination of hotel bookings for guests and journalists;
managing and coordinating a team of 15 drivers during the Festival; hospitality
relations with guests and journalists; responsibility for the Hospitality desk during
the Festival.
1995–2001 (Lugano) Work for the Estival Jazz Lugano each summer: assistance to sound
engineers, assistance to artists during sound check and performance, stage hand,
security, driver.
MUSIC
2007–13 (Lausanne and Geneva): Occasional musical activity, with Jazz and Chanson
ensembles; music for theatre.
2003–6 (Oxford) Regular performance with various ensembles of professional musicians
from the Oxford Area (Jazz); Double Bassist in the Oxford University
Philharmonia; Double Bassist in the Oxford University Jazz Orchestra.
2001–2002: (Lausanne) Entry into the Professional Course at the EJMA in Lausanne
(Ecole de Jazz et Musique Actuelle), for one year of study (advanced instrumental
classes; harmony and counterpoint; performance; piano; musical theory).
Frequent performances with professional musicians (Jazz and Chanson)
1995–2001 (Lausanne): Study of Double Bass, Jazz and Classical, with Pierre-François
Massy and Ivor Malherbe. Activity in a number of ensembles and orchestras
(primarily Jazz, Experimental, Noise, Folk, Chanson and Rock)
1990–95 (Lugano): Study of Jazz Guitar and Bass Guitar with Giorgio Meuwly; courses
in the pre-professional preparatory class at the Scuola di Musica Moderna
(SMUM). Activity in various local bands (Jazz, Experimental, Noise, Punk)
LANGUAGE TEACHING
1998–2001(Lausanne): language teaching, primarily English and German, in a number of
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private schools and companies (Diavox Lausanne; Ecole Hotelière de Glion et
Bulle; LOGO Schule Montreux).
(Lausanne Area and Lugano) Several replacements at high school level as
professor of English language and literature (e.g. 3 months at Liceo Lugano 1 e 2;
6 months at the Gymnase de Morges)
LANGUAGES
German :
Native Speaker
Italian :
Native Speaker (Bilingual)
French :
Perfectly Fluent
English :
Perfectly Fluent
REFEREES
Dr. Helen D. Moore
Corpus Christi College
Merton Street
Oxford OX1 4JF
England
Prof. Helen Cooper
Magdalene College
Magdalene Street
Cambridge CB3 0AG
England
[email protected]
[email protected]
Prof. Graham Caie
Department of English Language
12, University Gardens
University of Glasgow
Glasgow G12 8QQ
Scotland
Prof. Denis Renevey
English Department
Anthropole 5066
University of Lausanne
1015 Lausanne
Switzerland
[email protected]
[email protected]
Lausanne, January 2014.
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