Dr Lucy Garnier’s personal website

This is my personal website where you can find information regarding my professional translation activities, my teaching, and my research.

Translation

Translation is my main professional activity and the majority of my projects are in the academic sphere. I translate books, articles, and other academic texts across the social sciences and humanities, with a strong specialisation in sociology, anthropology, and gender studies. If you are mainly looking for detailed information about my academic translation services, you can consult my professional website.

Teaching

I am currently a Part-time Lecturer (Maîtresse de conférences associée) at the Sorbonne Nouvelle, in the , where I teach primarily on the Master's programmes.

I also teach a module on media, gender and identity at the CIEE Paris Open Campus.

Research

I hold a BA from the University of London, an MèsL and a DEA from the Université Paris 3-Sorbonne Nouvelle, and a M.St. and a DPhil from the University of Oxford. Until 2011, my research focused mainly on 19th and 20th Century French literature with a particular interest in Stendhal’s work which was the subject of my doctoral thesis, completed in 2007. I also worked on women's writing and gender studies more generally. My work on Stendhal called upon manuscript analysis and within that context I also focused on critical edition and the generic boundaries of life-writing.

I am currently working on research in the field of translation studies, taking a critical perspective on some aspects of my professional translation practice.