David Graham (Canadian academic)
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David Graham is a Canadian
Canada
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 academic administrator and literary historian who has served in a number of Canadian universities. He is currently the Provost
Provost (education)
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 and Vice-President, Academic affairs, at Concordia University in Montreal
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, Quebec
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. Prior to his current role, he served as the university's Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Science. Before working at Concordia, he held the positions of Professor, Department Head (French and Spanish Department) and later Dean of Arts at Memorial University of Newfoundland
Memorial University of Newfoundland
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. His research is primarily concerned with the early modern French emblem book
Emblem book
Emblem books are a category of mainly didactic illustrated book printed in Europe during the 16th and 17th centuries, typically containing a number of emblematic images with explanatory text....

s.

Publications

  • Graham, D., ed. (2001). An interregnum of the sign: the emblematic age in France: essays in honour of Daniel S. Russell. Glasgow emblem studies, 6. Glasgow: Glasgow Emblem Studies.

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