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Lambert Raphaël

ロンベール ラフアエル | Lambert Raphaël
Affiliation and department：
Kansai University Faculty of Letters General Department of Humanities Department of American and British Cultural Studies

About Kansai University Faculty of Letters General Department of Humanities Department of American and British Cultural Studies


Job title： Professor
Research field  (1)： Literature - British/English-languag
Research keywords  (9)： afro-pessimism ,  slave agency ,  アフリカアメリカ研究 ,  大西洋奴隷貿易 ,  メディア研究 ,  Property rights ,  US Constitution ,  Atlantic world ,  African American literature and culture
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (4)：
  • 2008 - 2010 American Literature and the Cosmology of Knowledge
  • 2008 - 2010 Pre-Strategic Initiative: “Cosmology of Knowledge; or, What Makes Knowledge Intelligible”(Co-Investigator in Research Projects at the University of Tsukuba )
  • 2008 - 2009 JSPS Kibankenkyu (C): “Epistemological Frameworks” and Network (Co-Investigator in Research Projects at the University of Tsukuba)
  • 2006 - 2007 JSPS Kibankenkyu (C): “Epistemological Frameworks” and Geography (Co-Investigator in Research Projects at the University of Tsukuba)
Papers (24)：
  • Raphael LAMBERT. Narrating the Slave Trade, Theorizing Community. Amsterdam/New York: Brill Press. 2019. 252 pp
  • Raphaël LAMBERT. “The Transatlantic Slave Trade in French Comics: Passengers On the Wind”. Review of American Literature - Tsukuba American Literary Society. 2017. 25. 68-78
  • Raphaël LAMBERT. “The Conservative Dispositions of Roots”. Transition: The Magazine of Africa and the Diaspora. 2017. 122. 98-112
  • Raphael LAMBERT. Patriotism in Charles Johnson's Middle Passage. CRITIQUE-STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY FICTION. 2017. 58. 3. 175-192
  • Raphaël LAMBERT. “Barry Unsworth’s Sacred Hunger: Birth and Demise of a Community”. Journal of Modern Literature. 2017. 41. 1. 118-136
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MISC (11)：
  • ラファエル・ロンベール. “In Chains” Episode 1: Looking at Slave Trade through the Prism of Community, with Prof. Raphaël Lambert / Host: Leigh Giangreco. 2021
  • Raphaël LAMBERT. “A Gathering of Old Men: An Interview with Ernest J. Gaines” (Co-interviewer Claude Julien) In Ernest J. Gaines: Conversations (Literary Conversations Series), Marcia Gaudet, ed. University Press of Mississippi [First published in Sources, 2, 1997, 55-70]. 2019
  • Raphaël LAMBERT. “The Ex-White: An Interview with John Mateer”. Sydney Writers’ Festival / The Conversant (February, 2016). 2014. 22-26
  • Raphaël LAMBERT. “Relance,” “Ensemble,” “Kamikazé,” and “Parmi” [“Renewal,” “Together,” “Kamikaze,” and “Amongst”]: Four poems from Franck Villain’s collection Saisons: Japon. New Linear Perspectives: Online literary arts & culture journal since 2010 (relance # nlp4). 2014
  • Raphaël LAMBERT. “Guy Debord and Avant-garde Cinema” (François Albéra) Against Cinema-Guy Debord Retrospective. Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival (Co-presented by Institut Franco-Japonais-Tokyo). 2009. 46-49
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Books (13)：
  • “Ralph Ellison and African American Literature in Post-World War II Japan: Making Blackness Visible,” in Global Ralph Ellison: Aesthetics and Politics Beyond US Border (Co-author: Michio Arimitsu)
    Peter Lang UK 2021 ISBN:9781789974942
  • “Ellison and the Influence of African American Literature in Post-World-War-Two Japan: Making Blackness Visible,” in Global Ralph Ellison: Transnational Aesthetics and Politics (Race and Resistance Series), Tessa Roynon and Marc Conner, eds. Peter Lang Co
    2020
  • “The Allmuseri God in Charles Johnson’s Middle Passage.” FORECAAST Series (CAAR): Mobilising Memory: Creating African Atlantic Identities.
    Liverpool University Press 2020
  • “From Édouard Glissant’s ‘The Open Boat’ to the Age of Mass Migration” Cosmopolitanisms, Race, and Ethnicity: Cultural Perspectives Ewa Łuczak, Anna Pochmara-Ryżko, Samir Dayal, eds.
    De Gruyter Open 2019
  • Narrating the Slave Trade, Theorizing Community
    Brill Press 2019
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Lectures and oral presentations  (34)：
  • “Property in African American Literature and Culture”
    (Global Conversations, School of Economics Department of Economics and Finance, Tor Vergata University of Rome, Italy 2019)
  • “Ralph Ellison, the Dream of Diversity, and the Curse of Property”
    (Republics and Republicanism: Theory and Practice, Heritage / Present and Future Perspectives Venice International University, Venice, Italy 2019)
  • “Translating Diversity from Ralph Ellison to Kenzaburō Ōe”
    (Collegium for African American Research (CAAR) “With Harp and Sword”: Navigating and Resisting the Second Nadir 13th Biennial CAAR Conference, Orlando, FL 2019)
  • “Perspectives on Invisible Man” (Roundtable)
    (International Ralph Ellison Symposium, Ralph Ellison Society and the Rothermere American Institute, Oxford University 2017)
  • “Édouard Glissant’s ‘Relation’ and Jean-Luc Nancy’s ‘Being-with’: Slave Trade, Community, and Globalization”
    (Collegium for African American Research (CAAR) Diasporic Encounters, Subjectivities in Transit: Race, Gender, Religion and Sexualities in the African Diasporas 12th Biennial CAAR Conference, Málaga, Spain 2017)
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Education (7)：
  • 1996 - 2001 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of English PhD
  • - 2001 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Faculty of Literature Department of English
  • - 1996 University of Tours Graduate School, Division of Letters English-speaking literatures - textual analysis
  • - 1995 Université Grenoble Alpes Graduate School, Division of Foreign Language French as a Foreign Language
  • - 1994 Université de Grenoble Faculty of Foreign Language French as a Foreign Language
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Professional career (1)：
  • PHD (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee)
Work history (48)：
  • 2017/10 - 現在 Tsukuba, Japan Association des études sur la musique française / Conférence-Concert II Consultant: Francis Poulenc autour des poètes surréalistes
  • 2016/05 - 現在 Saint Louis University, United States African American Review (on Ernest J. Gaines’s A Gathering of Old Men) Guest Reviewer
  • 2015/04 - 現在 Kansai University Faculty of Letters, Department of American and British Cultural Studies Professor
  • 2008/11 - 現在 Saint Louis University, United States African American Review (on Richard Wright’s Native Son) Guest Reviewer
  • 2007/08 - 現在 Stanford University Faculty Adviser for American Language and Culture Program. Cultural Activities (Meeting with Pr. Clayborne Carson at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project; Margaret Jenkins Dance Company’s rehearsal for A Slipping Glimpse); film screenings (Mississip Volunteers in Asia (VIA)
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Committee career (1)：
  • 2012/04 - 2016/03 Journal of the American Literature Society of Japan Editorial Board Member
Awards (1)：
  • 2005/04/01 - Ministry of Education JSPS Fellowship / Host Institution: Tsuda College
Association Membership(s) (6)：
Japan Black Studies Association ,  English Literary Society of Japan ,  American Literature Society of Japan ,  The Japanese Association for American Studies ,  Society for Cinema and Media Studies ,  MLA
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