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  1. David Dufresne’s Un Pays qui se tient sage (2020) and contemporary documentary activism

    Article • Contemporary French Civilization, September 2025, Liverpool University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  2. From author films to operational images: French and francophone documentary practices in the new millennium

    Article • Contemporary French Civilization, September 2025, Liverpool University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  3. Surrealist Transhumanism: Jean Rostand and Nicole Vedrès’s Aux frontières de l’homme

    Article • World Picture, February 2025, World Picture

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  4. On fire

    Article • Alphaville Journal of Film and Screen Media, July 2022, University College Cork

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  5. On the relation between Mallarmé's poetry and contemporary media theory

    Article • Paragraph, July 2020, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  6. La Présence de Mallarmé. Par Arild Michel Bakken

    Article • French Studies, November 2019, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  7. LANDSCAPE MEMORIES

    Article • Angelaki, November 2019, Taylor & Francis

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  8. Mallarmé’s Instruments: The Production of the Individu-Livre

    Article • French Studies, June 2019, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  9. Bruno Dumont’s comic look: P’tit Quinquin (2014) as a social and ethical intervention

    Article • Studies in French Cinema, August 2016, Taylor & Francis

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  10. The Feel-Bad Film

    Article • October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  11. Introduction

    Article • October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  12. Assault

    Article • October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  13. Unease

    Article • October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  14. Östlund’s Play – Between Assault and Unease

    Article • October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  15. Transgression, Transgression

    Article • October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  16. Conclusion

    Article • October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  17. Politics as form in Lars von Trier: a post-Brechtian reading

    Article • New Review of Film and Television Studies, September 2014, Taylor & Francis

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  18. The poetry of idiots: Siegrid Alnoy, Lars von Trier, and Bruno Dumont

    Article • New Review of Film and Television Studies, December 2013, Taylor & Francis

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  19. The Politics of Images

    Article • Paragraph, November 2013, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  20. Critique de Lübecker (2009): Community, Myth and Recognition in Twentieth Century French Literature and Thought

    Article • Revue Romane Langue et littérature International Journal of Romance Languages and Literatures, June 2012, John Benjamins

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker, Mr Steen Bille Jørgensen

  21. Bruno Dumont’s Twentynine Palms: The avant-garde as tragedy?

    Article • Studies in French Cinema, July 2011, Intellect

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  22. Lars von Trier's Dogville: A Feel-Bad Film

    Article • June 2011, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  23. THE POLITICS OF DESIRE IN PAUL NIZAN'S LA CONSPIRATION

    Article • Contemporary French Civilization, January 2010, Liverpool University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  24. Sartre's Silence: Limits of Recognition in Why Write?

    Article • Sartre Studies International, January 2008, Berghahn Journals

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker

  25. The Dedramatization of Violence in Claire Denis's I Can't Sleep

    Article • Paragraph, July 2007, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor of French and Film Studies Nikolaj Lubecker