Natasha Kennedy

My research interests primarily lie in heterolingualism. I focus on languages and literature, comparative literature, creative writing, linguistics and psycholinguistics, literary phenomenology and aesthetics. My work looks at how heterolingual poetry reveals the poet's emotional attachment to the languages they use in their writing.

Throughout my studies, I have worked in languages and literature, creative writing, translation studies, philosophy, and law, and discovered a passion for languages, particularly multilingualism in literature. I have been eagerly pursuing my research in this topic and, being a multilingual writer myself (English, French, Spanish), not only am I interested in developing the literary theory around multilingual literature, but also in validating and supporting multilingual writing creative processes.