Sartre's second century

218 Contributors
PETER ROYLE
Peter Royle is a Professor Emeritus at Trent University, Peterborough,
Ontario. He has published numerous articles on Sartre as well as three
books: UEnfer et la liberte: le theatre de Sartre (Presses de l'Universite
Laval, 1973); The Sartre-Camus Controversy: A Literary and Philosophical
Critique (University of Ottawa Press, 1982); L'Homme et le neant chez
Jean-Paul Sartre (Laval, 2005). He organized a major conference of the
North American Sartre Society at Trent University in May 1993, and has
given papers on guilt and responsibility, and on the Sartrean conception of
space, at annual conferences of the Groupe d*etudes sartriennes in Paris.
He has also given many other papers at conferences in Canada, the USA,
the UK, Ireland, and South Africa.
BRADLEY STEPHENS
Bradley Stephens is Lecturer in French at the University of Bristol, UK.
He is a member of the Executive Committees of both the UK Sartre
Society and BIRTHA (Bristol Institute for Research in The Humanities
and Arts). His research focuses on literary cultures of engagement in the
nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and he has published various articles
and book contributions in this field, including work on Sartre, Victor
Hugo, Walter Benjamin, Charles Renouvier, and John Steinbeck. He is
also the co-editor of Transmissions: Essays in French Literature, Thought
and Cinema (Peter Lang, 2007), and is currently preparing another book
that explores previously overlooked connections between Sartre and Hugo.
WILLIE THOMPSON
Willie Thompson was formerly Professor of Contemporary History at
Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland. He is currently retired and lives
in Sunderland.