Catalogue

The EUA 2023 printed catalogue is available on request. The pdf version can be downloaded from this link: https://univ-avignon.fr/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/EUA_CatalogueENTIERweb.pdf

Collection Entre-Vues

The Collection Entre-Vues presents the booklets from the "Lessons" of the Festival d'Avignon and the great conferences given at the University of Avignon.
The collection is aimed at all those interested in the current evolution of knowledge and practices in the field of theatre, creation and culture. Available on :

University Lessons Series

• Laure Adler, Emmanuel Ethis and Damien Malinas, The Sound of the World: Gesture and Speech, 2012, 132 p., 6€
• Alain Badiou, Philosophy, theatre, real life, 2016, 76 p., 7€
• Georges Banu, Shakespeare: metaphors and practices of theatre, 2010, 64 p., 7€
• Bartabas, The Squire's Lesson, 2008, 52 p., 6€
• Edward Bond, Reality has lost its voice, 2008, 40 p., 6€
• Emma Dante, Children, animals and idiots (bilingual book French / Italian), 2018, 68 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Gérard Gelas, Transmissions, 2014, 72 p., 7€
• Greg Germain, Creolisation, a modern vision of worlds, 2014, 52 p., 7€
• Madelena Gonzalez, Helen Landau, Theatre in the digital age: convergences and paradoxes, 2022, 112 p., 7 € [Research notebook]
• Julien Gosselin, Bringing literature to life, 2019, 64 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Julien Gosselin, Fracas and poetics of the theatre, 2017, 72 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Philippe Henry, Performing arts: a necessary turning point, 2010, 80 p., 6€
• Thomas Jolly, Making up the darkness, 2019, 60 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Ludovic Lagarde and Florence March, When literature meets theatre, 2011, 48 p., 6€
• Fouad Laroui, A personal reading of Averroes, 2014, 72 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Jacques Lassalle, The Theatre, yes, 2009, 72 p., 6€ [Research notebook]
• Angelica Liddell, From representation to self-exposure (bilingual book French / Spanish), 2017, 68 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Madeleine Louarn, Conquering humanity, 2019, 52 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Madeleine Louarn, The metamorphosis of bodies, 2017, 68 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Marie-José Malis, Changing the world through theatre, 2016, 56 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Wajdi Mouawad, Who are we? Fragments of identity, 2011, 56 p., 6€ [Research notebook]
• Pascal Parsat, Cultivating your secret garden, 2012, 72 p., 6€ [Research notebook]
• Jean-Marie Piemme, A theatre of disappearance, 2011, 56 p., 6€
• Ernest Pignon-Ernest, Making situations work, 2009, 56 p., 6€ [Research notebook]
• Thomas Quillardet, Flowing and twirling, 2018, 64 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Claude Régy and Laure Adler, Theatre as a world sensation, 2014, 52 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Tiago Rodrigues, The show, an imaginary contract, 2018, 72 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Georges Rousse, Transforming space, 2011, 60 p., 7€
• Christian Schiaretti, A breath of fresh air. Poetry, theatre, politics, 2016, 84 p., 7€
• Max von Sydow, The Acting Lesson, 2008, 56 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Eric Vigner, Christophe Honoré, New romantic, 2013, 96 p., 6€

Major Conference Series

• René Agostini, There is no such thing as a translation, nor is there such a thing as untranslatable, 2011, 60 p., 6€
• Quentin Amalou, Damien Malinas, Faire le OFF : sociology of the audiences of the Festival OFF d'Avignon, 2019, 60 p., 7€ [Research notebook].
• Abdennour Bidar, Gérard Delfau, To live and make live secularism, 2015, 80 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Philippe Buc, The Imprint of the Middle Ages: Holy War, 2012, 56 p., 7€
• Rémy Cabrillac, Civil Recodification in France, 2008, 32 p., 6€
• Emmanuel Ethis, The cinema and its audiences, 2015, 80 p., 7€
• Chiara Frugoni, Franciscan stories in Assisi, 2011, 56 p., 7€
• Alasdair Gray, Literature or the refusal of amnesia (bilingual book French / English), 2010, 60 p., 6€ [Research notebook]
• Alexis and Firmin Gruss, Ex Ducere, 2017, 72 p., 8€ [Research notebook]
• Stephan and Alexis Gruss, Ex nihilo, 2020, 80 p., 8€ [Research notebook]
• Alexis and Firmin Gruss, Se Ducere, 2018, 112 p., 8€ [Research notebook]
• Irving Lavin, "Les Filles d'Avignon", by Théodore Aubanel and the sum of Picasso's destruction, 2009, 88 p., 6€
• Gilles Leydier, The British Model under devolution, 2008, 40 p., 6€
• Rosetta Loy, The Useless Hand, 2011, 72 p., 6€
• Vincent O'Sullivan, Opening the windows of the latest house, 2008, 48 p., 6€
• Maurizio Perugi, The Poetry of the Troubadours: a European model of literary civilisation, 2011, 76 p., 6€
• Samuel Priso-Essawè, David De Pas, Sibel Agrali, Hélène Thomas,  The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, what will become of it? (with the collaboration of Amnesty International, France), 2010, 96 p., €6
• Maria Selig, The Birth of Romance Languages, 2008, 68 p., 6€

Collection En-Jeux

The En-Jeux collection is dedicated to reflections on social issues, humanities and digital humanities. Available on :

• Simone Balossino, François Guyonnet (eds.), Cavaillon in the Middle Ages, 2022, 380 p., 29 € [Research notebook]
• Hélène Basso, Michèle Gally, Being a poet at the time of Charles of Orleans (15th century), 2012, 300 p., 12€
• Bruno Bertherat (ed.), The Sources of the Funerary in France in the Contemporary Period, 2015, 402 p., 23€ [Research notebook]
• Julie Deramond, Jessica de Bideran, Patrick Fraysse (eds.), Digital Scenographies of Heritage: experiments, research and mediation, 2020, 268 p., 24€ [Research notebook]
• Brigitte Demeure, The mother figure in French politics: 1789-1914, 2023, 432 p., 29€ [research notebook]
• Isabelle Dimondo, Hélène Basso (eds.), Spotlight, 2013, 136 p., 12€,  [Research notebook]
• Isabelle Dimondo, Hélène Basso (eds.), Soluble in air, 2014, 144 p., 12€
• Valentina Garavaglia, Paola Ranzini (eds.), Pirandello 150: an author in search of a character - un autore in cerca di un personaggio, 2019, 380 p., 22€ [Research notebook]
• Aurélien Gras, The makers of notes: being a musician in Provence during the Enlightenment, 2021, 384 p., 28€ [Research notebook]
• Françoise Moreil and Catherine Vieillescazes (eds.), A treasure at the University of Avignon: the pharmacy of the Hôpital Sainte-Marthe, 2018, 180 p., 18€ [Research notebook]
• Franck Petit, Bewitching Ventoux, 2016, 238 p., 16€ [Research notebook]
• Franck Petit (ed.), The Negotiation of Labour Power, 2015, 176 p., 12€
• Giuseppe Sofo, Les éclats de la traduction: language, rewriting and translation in the theatre of Aimé Césaire2020, 240 pages, 18 € [Research notebook]
• Nicolas Soulas. Revolutionising political cultures: the example of the Rhone Valley, 1750-1820, 2020, 552 p., 29€ [Research notebook]
• Peter Stotz, The Latin Bible: intangible?translated from German by Marianne Beauviche, 2015, 144 p., 12€ [Research notebook]
• Catherine Wolff, Rome: educating and fighting. An anthology in the form of tributes, 2022, 360 p., 22 € [Research notebook]

Passion for Heritage Collection

The collection Passion du patrimoine offers recognized specialists to present summaries on regional culture and heritage of international interest. Available on :

• Antonia Amo Sánchez, Sophie Gaillard, Marie Galéra, Paul Payan (eds.), Les Carmes : Theatre and heritage in Avignon, 2019, 192 p., 18€ [Research notebook].
• Simone Balossino, The Pont d'Avignon: a society of builders (12th-15th century), 2021, 248 p., 20 € [Research notebook]
• Jessica de Bideran, Julie Deramond, Patrick Fraysse (eds.), Dialogues around heritage: is history a communication issue?, 2023, 376 p., 33€ [research notebook]
• Isabelle Brianso, Dominique Cassaz (eds.), Experiencing world heritage on a daily basis: the dynamics and views of local residents, 2022, 264 p., 20€ [Research notebook]
• Paul Payan, Attacking the Palace: Avignon and its pontifical past, 2018, 120 p., 10€ [Research notebook]
• Paul Payan, Attacking the Palace: Avignon and its pontifical past. Second expanded edition. 2021, 140 p., 15€ [Research notebook]
• Smaranda Vultur, Memories and lives: the plural identity of the French in Banat, 2021, 376 p., 28€ [Research notebook]

MidiSciences Collection

The brand new collection MidiSciences responds to the interdisciplinary vocation of the Éditions Universitaires d'Avignon.
The lunch hour evoked by the title is that of the cycles of lectures given at the University of Avignon (since 2013) by scientists, doctoral students, teacher-researchers: a real institution that the EUA wants to put forward.
In a desire to share and disseminate the latest results obtained by the academic world, MidiSciences offers you a rich selection of these results, supplemented by numerous tools for further reflection.
Available on :

• Christophe Emblanch, Sarah Jourdren, Water: an introduction to a scarce resource, 2021, 116 p., 7€ [Research notebook]
• Charlotte Heinzlef. Recipes for urban resilience: coping with floods. 2019, 112 p. 7 €. [Research notebook]
• Pierre Jourlin, The translucent box: a look at artificial intelligence, 2021, 96 p. 7€ [Research notebook]
• Christèle Lagier. Populism in question: elections and abstention seen from Avignon, 2018, 80 p., 7 €. [Research notebook]
• Pierre-Henri Morand, Where does the public money go? Public procurement and the challenge of open data, 2022, 118 p., 8 € [Research notebook]
• Alain Thiéry, The jellyfish of Provence: a hidden life, 2020, 128 p., 7€ [Research notebook]

Other publications

Exclusively online

• Antonia Amo Sánchez, María Carrillo, Marie Galéra (eds.), La Retirada: cultural and artistic memories of the Spanish Republican exile in France2021, open access on the EUA Research Notebook.

Co-publishing Publicacions universitat d'Alacant

• Antonia Amo Sánchez, Maria Llombart Huesca y Gabriel Sansano eds. Miradas del sur: patrimonialización de la memoria colectiva. 2022, 160 p., 12 € [research notebook]

Pass-É-Présent Collection

The Pass-É-Présent Collection is composed of historical works on the one hand and works devoted, on the other hand, to social issues (in their postmodern dimension, among others).

• Stéphane Calvet, Destines of the brave: the Charente officers of Napoleon in the 19th centuryEUA / Rivages des Xantons, 2010, 548 p., 35€ (sold out)
• Natalie Petiteau, The French and the Empire (1799-1815)EUA / La Boutique de l'Histoire, 2008, 280 p., 25€ (sold out)

On Stage Collection

The En Scène collection is dedicated to artistic creation and performance in all its forms.

• Emmanuel Ethis, The little factory of the spectator. Being and becoming a festival-goer in Cannes and Avignon, 2011, 96 p., 8€
• Mouloud Belaïdi, Exclusion according to Baboudi, 2012, 52 p., 6€

Festivals Collection

"Festivals" aims to promote the debates of ideas carried out jointly in the festivals of Avignon and Aix-en-Provence and the Rencontres photographiques d'Arles. It offers a framework for reflection that articulates both the regional and European dimensions of artistic creation and social issues.

• Guy Cassiers, Romeo Castellucci, Europe, the artists' view (bilingual book French / English), 2012, 128 p., 10€ [Research notebook]
• European Meetings, Cultural citizenship in action (bilingual book French / English), 2013, 296 p., 16€.
• European Meetings, Culture, by what right? (bilingual book French / English), 2011, 192 p., 10€.

Conference proceedings

• Geneviève Girard-Gillet (ed.), The other side of the coin: studies in English linguisticsProceedings of the ALAES (Association des Linguistes Anglicistes de l'Enseignement Supérieur) workshop, 47th Congress of the SAES (Société des Anglicistes de l'Enseignement Supérieur), University of Avignon, May 2007, 2009, 258 p., 15€ (sold out)
• Eric Wenzel (ed.), Justice and religion. Crossed perspectives: history and lawProceedings of the international colloquium, University of Avignon and the Pays de Vaucluse, 1-3 October 2008, 2010, 360 p., 15€.