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Enid McLeod

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Enid McLeod

Aliases: Enid Devoge McLeod

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
1896 (Bristol)
Died
1985-04-11 (Unknown) age 89
Nationality
United Kingdom
Languages
English, French
Residence History
Bristol → Paris → London

Career

Occupations
cultural diplomat, writer, translator, British Council Representative, Ministry of Information staff
Active Years
1920-1985
Affiliations
British Council, Chatham House, Ministry of Information
Influenced By
André Gide, Gilbert Murray, Bertrand Russell

Education

Redland High School
Unknown
Country: United Kingdom
St Hugh's College, Oxford
English Literature and Language
Degree: BA
Period: 1916-1920
Year of Graduation: 1920
Country: United Kingdom

Awards

Duff Cooper Memorial Prize
1970
Work: Biography of Charles of Orleans
Organization: Unknown
Result: winner
Commander of the British Empire
Organization: British Government
Result: 受賞
Légion d'Honneur
Category: オフィサー
Organization: French Government
Result: 受賞
Ordre des Palmes académiques
Category: オフィサー
Organization: French Government
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Living Twice

1982 Autobiography

Memoirs

LifeCultural exchange

Charles of Orleans

1970 Biography

Biography of Charles, Duke of Orléans

Medieval literatureFrench literature

Christine de Pizan

Biography

Biography of Christine de Pizan

Medieval literatureWomen writers

Heloïse

Biography

Biography of Héloïse

Medieval literature

La Maison de Claudine

1953 Translation

English translation of Colette's work

Translations
  • English translation

Translations by Author

  • Translations of Colette's works

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Deep understanding of French literatureBiographical writing
Recurring Motifs
Medieval French literatureCultural exchange

Legacy

The Franco-British Society formerly awarded The Enid McLeod Literary Award, now renamed the Franco-British Society Book Prize.

In Popular Culture

  • Known through the naming of a literary prize

Trivia

  • First woman promoted to Representative in the British Council
  • Friend of André Gide