About
Katie is a master’s student in UBC’s FHIS department. During her undergraduate studies at UBC, she pursued a major in French Language, Literatures, and Cultures as well as a minor in Spanish. Though her interests primarily lie in contemporary French literature studies, she enjoys reading a wide variety of genres.
When Katie isn’t studying or reading, she is usually either knitting, building LEGO, or assembling jigsaw puzzles.
Research
Interests
- Metanarration and metafiction
- Speculative fiction
- Historical fiction
- Proust’s À la recherche du temps perdu
- Courtly love (fin’amor)
Awards
- Benjamin John Edinger Memorial Prize in French Literature (May 2024)
- Katherine Brearley Scholarship in French (April 2024)
Graduate Supervision
Graduate supervisor: Dr. Vincent Gélinas-Lemaire
Conferences and Conference Presentations
Marchant, Katherine. “L’anaphore et l’allégorie comme émetteurs du traumatisme dans La familia grande.” LSU French GSA Conference, Louisiana State University, online, April 5, 2024.