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Malcolm McNaughtan Bowie

マルコム・マクノートン・ボウイ

Marukomu Makunoton Bōi

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1943-05-05 (Aldeburgh, Suffolk)
Died
2007-01-28 (Unknown) age 63
Nationality
British
Languages
English, French
Residence History
Aldeburgh, Suffolk → Cambridge

Career

Occupations
Academic, Professor of French Literature, Master of Christ's College, Cambridge
Active Years
1965-2007
Affiliations
Christ's College, Cambridge, All Souls College, Oxford
Memberships
Fellow of the British Academy (FBA), Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, Member of the Academia Europaea, Officier dans l'Ordre des Palmes académiques

Education

University of Edinburgh
Literature
Degree: MA
Period: 不明
Year of Graduation: 1965
Country: United Kingdom
MA obtained
University of Sussex
Literature
Degree: DPhil
Period: 不明
Year of Graduation: 1970
Country: United Kingdom
DPhil obtained
Woodbridge School
Period: 不明
Country: United Kingdom
Secondary school

Awards

Truman Capote Award for Literary Criticism
2001
Work: Proust Among The Stars
Organization: Truman Capote Award
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Proust Among The Stars

1998 Literary Criticism

Critical work on Marcel Proust

ProustLiterature and Psychoanalysis

Freud, Proust and Lacan: Theory as Fiction

1988 Literary Criticism

Explores Freud, Proust, and Lacan as fiction

PsychoanalysisFrench Literature

Psychoanalysis and the Future of Theory

1993 Literary Criticism

Discusses the future of psychoanalysis and theory

PsychoanalysisTheory

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Clear and sophisticated prose
Recurring Motifs
Intersection of psychoanalysis and literatureInfluence of Proust

Health

  • Ill health
    2006-2007
    Forced to vacate Mastership

Legacy

Renowned scholar of French literature, particularly Proust. Served as Master of Christ's College and received numerous honors.

Academic Societies

  • President of the Society for French Studies
  • President of the British Comparative Literature Association
  • President of the Association of University Teachers of French

In Popular Culture

  • Christ's College Bathing Pool named after him
  • Appears as a character in Stephen Henighan's novel The World of After

Trivia

  • The Christ's College bathing pool, dating from the 17th century, is believed to be the oldest outdoor swimming pool in the UK and is named after him