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Laurent Dubreuil
Professor of French and comparative literatureborn 1973
Supervised 9 doctoral students at Cornell University between 2012 and 2025; Wikidata names Dominique Rabaté and Hélène Cixous as doctoral advisors. Linked to Wikidata, ORCID, and 4 other registers.
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Students9
- cited by a thesis record
Brandon Greer“Aesthetic Exemplarity After the Death of God: Tropologies of Genius in French Modernism”
2025 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Penelope Rosenstock-Murav“Metatheater in the French Baroque: The Boundaries of Cognition, the Power of Spectacle, and the Horror of Violence”
2023 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Joseph Zappa“Literature Machines: The Language of Technology and Difference”
2021 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Evan Foster“Idiomatic Through and Through: Metaphor, Translation, and World in Derrida”
2018 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Neal Allar“Poetry Of Relation: Edouard Glissant, French Modernism, And The Poetics Of Opacity”
2016 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Cory Browning“"Terror, The Order Of The Day": The French Revolutionary Terror And Its Restagings.”
2015 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Michael Reyes“The Gravity Of Revolution: The Legacy Of Anticolonial Discourse In Postcolonial Haitian Writing, 1804-1934.”
2014 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Ioana Vartolomei Pribiag“Beyond The Consensus Of Incompatibility: Francophone Poetry And The Question Of The Political”
2014 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Caroline Ferraris-Besso“Postcards From Tahiti: Images Of The Other From William Hodges To Pierre Loti And Paul Gauguin”
2012 · Cornell University · doctoral
Advisors on Wikidata2
From Wikidata, shown separately from the thesis records.
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The line above and below3 steps
The advisors of their advisors, four steps up at most, in the thesis records and on Wikidata, each kind marked; a person in both is listed once.
- 1 step up
stated by WikidataDominique Rabatéstated by WikidataHélène Cixous
- 2 steps up
stated by WikidataMarie-Claire Dumasstated by WikidataRoger Asselineau
- 3 steps up
stated by WikidataMaurice Le Breton
Below them, within 3 steps, the record reaches 9 people: 9 cited by thesis records.
Education and career6
From Wikidata, shown separately from the thesis records. Each place opens its Wikidata item.
- 1994 to 1999studied
- 2001studied
- from 2005worked
- undatedstudied
- undatedstudied
- undated
Sat beside the lineage7
committee member, not advisor
- cited by a thesis record
Amber Bal“Patchworking Modernity: Literary Ecologies and the Question of Rurality in Africa”
committee member · 2024 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis recordcommittee member · 2024 · Cornell University · doctoral
- cited by a thesis record
Jackqueline Nicole Frost“The Past of Future Life: Anticolonialism, Antifascism and the Poetics of Historical Time at the End of French Empire”
committee member · 2020 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Bao-Yen Vu“In Search for a Language of Freedom: Vietnamese Francophone Youth and Intellectual Thought, 1920-1954”
committee member · 2019 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Antonio Di Fenza“LIKENESS, BEWILDERMENT, AND SWEETNESS: THE ITALIAN PATHWAY TO LYRICAL SCIENCE”
committee member · 2018 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Matthew Kibbee“The Mind Transfigur'd: Brain, Body, and Self in the Drama of Shakespeare and Marlowe”
committee member · 2018 · Cornell University · doctoral - cited by a thesis record
Pauline Goul“An Ecology of Waste: Transatlantic Excess in Renaissance France”
committee member · 2017 · Cornell University · doctoral