Marie Daouda is a Stipendiary Lecturer in French at Oriel, where she teaches literature as well as language. Marie Kawthar Douda was born in Morocco, but at the age of 17, she moved to France on her own to pursue her studies.
Marie studied French and English literature at La Sorbonne and the Université de Bretagne Occidentale, where she successfully defended her thesis titled L’Anti-Salomé, représentations de la bienveillante féminité au temps de la Décadence.
This monograph examines the presence of benevolent feminine figures in fin-de-siècle novels, as well as the complexities of archetypal figures such as the martyr, the fairy, or the prostitute as agents of revival after a time of crisis, to question the decadent cliché of the femme fatale.
The ideas of St John Henry Newman, René Girard, St Edith Stein, and C.S. Lewis have influenced Dr Marie Daouda’s writings. She participates in public debates about free speech, race, and artistic heritage, and she defends the importance of preserving the past as a school of thought and making what we know about it integrally available to all. Education is more than just the transmission of information: in a world hostile to any form of inner life, education should allow us to benefit from humanity’s search for meaning and truth.
Marie Douda’s research focuses on the epic mode’s crisis. Garnier will publish her second book project, Blessings and Curses: Desperate Prayer in French Literature from Baudelaire to Bernanos.
She has published a number of articles in anthologies and peer-reviewed journals, the majority of which deal with the connections between authorship, authority, and legitimacy in creative writing; the influence of liturgy and the bible on literature; echoes of Antiquity in French Decadence; forgotten fin-de-siècle writers; and links between French and Victorian writers from the late nineteenth to the early twentieth century.
Marie Douda is fascinated by the connections between music, painting, and writing, as well as the influence of science on literature and 19th-century lifestyles.
She also enjoys translating and is currently working on a French version of Marie Corelli’s best-selling Victorian gothic novel The Sorrows of Satan.
Marie Douda has been lecturing at the Oriel College, the University of Oxford for a while. Her earnings or net worth is not available but she must be earning well being a lecturer at one of the most famous universities in the world.
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