The Society for French Studies holds its AGM this year on Saturday 7 April at King's College London. It will be followed by a Public Lecture by Professor Béatrice Didier on twentieth-century women's autobiography, and by a Table ronde on women's autobiography. The full programme is as follows:
2pm: Society for French Studies AGM
3.00-3.30: Tea / coffee (in the Council Room). All welcome.
3.30pm: Professor Béatrice Didier (ENS): 'Autobiographies de femmes en France au vingtième siècle'
c.4.30pm: Table ronde on women's autobiography with:
- Professor Jennifer Birkett (Birmingham)
- Dr Ana de Medeiros (Kent)
- Professor Olwen Hufton (Oxford)
- Chaired by Professor Michael Sheringham (Royal Holloway)
The AGM, Lecture, and Table ronde all take place at the same venue: Lecture Room 2C, Main Building, King's College London. All are invited to the Lecture and Table ronde (and to the preceding tea-break!).
King's College is situated on the Strand, in Central London.
Underground: Temple or Charing Cross.
For a map of the area, see the KCL website:
www.kcl.ac.uk/about/maa/strand.html
The Society for French Studies gratefully acknowledges the support of the French Embassy in London and the French Cultural Delegation in Cambridge for this event.
Visit the Society's website: www.sfs.ac.uk