Faculty
Koffi Anyinefa
Professor of French
Professor Anyinefa specializes in Francophone Studies. In addition to teaching a survey of Francophone literatures (French 250) and a course on French and Francophone cinema (French 255), he offers advanced special topic courses. He also has strong interests in French and German colonial literatures.
Office:Founders 314
Email: kanyinef@haverford.edu
David L. Sedley
Associate Professor of French and Comparative Literature
Department Chair
Early modern French and English literature; history of aesthetics and intellectual history; relations between literature, philosophy, and the sciences; sublimity, taste, irony, and the rise of the novel; skepticism, probability theory, experimentalism, and the vacuum.
Office:Founders 312
Email: dsedley@haverford.edu
Rod Cooke
Visiting Instructor of French
Rod Cooke specializes in 19th century French literature, notably the realist and naturalist novel. His recent research examines the relationship between literature and politics in the Dreyfus Affair. Other research interests include French literary responses to German philosophy; stylistics and narratology; and popular culture (bande dessinée, TV drama).
Email: rcooke@haverford.edu
Lucy Swanson
Visiting Instructor of French
Lucy Swanson specializes in literature of the French-speaking Caribbean, and more particularly portrayals of the zombie in recent fiction from the region. Broadly speaking, her is interested in the fields of Francophone postcolonial and Caribbean studies. She is currently teaching a seminar on the living dead. Her teaching interests also include French and Francophone language, literature, and culture.
Email: lswanson@haverford.edu
Bryn Mawr Faculty
Eunice Morgan Schenck 1907 Professor Grace M. Armstrong
Professor Brigitte Mahuzier, Director of Avignon Institute
Associate Professor Pim Higginson , Chair and Director of Graduate Studies, Graduate Adviser
Assistant Professor Rudy Le Menthéour
Lecturer Benjamin Cherel
Lecturer Agnès Peysson-Zeiss
Instructor Florence Echtman