Cécile Folschweiller

Cécile Folschweiller is a maître de conférences in Romanian language, literature and civilization at INALCO (Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales, Paris), focusing her research on intellectual history. She has published, among others, Philosophie et nation: Les Roumains entre question nationale et pensée occidentale au XIX^e siècle (Champion, 2017); Émile Picot, secrétaire du prince de Roumanie: Correspondance de Bucarest, 1866-1867 (critical edition, Presses de l’Inalco, 2020); with Catherine Durandin, Enfances communistes: Mémoires de Roumanie et de République de Moldavie (Editions Petra, 2022). In parallel to her academic activities, she is an amateur musician and has long been passionate about the music of Romania and the Balkans, where she has had the opportunity to participate in various music and dance workshops and meetings. She recently translated Speranța Rădulescu’s Regards sur la musique en Roumanie au XX^e siècle: Musiciens, musiques, institutions (L’Harmattan, Paris, 2021).

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