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The Centre for Literary and Intermedial Crossings brings together researchers in the field of literary studies, literary translation studies, theatre studies and journalism studies. CLIC hosts over 60 members, who focus their research on various ‘crossings’ concerning media, genres and/or spaces.
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Recent news
New MSCA project Isabella Villanova: AFROPEMOTIONS
Join us in congratulating Isabella Villanova, who has been awarded an MSCA postdoctoral fellowship for her project AFROPEMOTIONS.
This was Anca Parvulescu's inaugural lecture as the Lorand Chair in Intermediality 2024-25
Her captivating talk explored the themes of faces and physiognomy in modernism, focusing on Thomas Mann’s Death in Venice.
'Relief', vol. 18, n° 2, 2024 : 'Littérarisation des patrimoines'
sous la direction de Marcela Scibiorska...
'Communication & langages', n° 221, 2025 : 'Formes et enjeux des publications promotionnelles d’éditeurs'
sous la direction de Marcela Scibiorska...
Research Day CEREP-CLIC Day 2025
On Monday 20 January, CLIC was pleased to host 15 researchers from CEREP (Centre for Teaching and Research in Postcolonial Studies) at USquare (VUB).
Upcoming events
Practical info-WOLEC Lecture José Rovira Collado: "25 años de la Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes. Recursos didácticos e investigación sobre la Literatura Infantil y Juvenil en Internet"
Campus Etterbeek, Building D, Room D.2.09
Practical info-Seminar by Christopher Mole (Sorbonne Nouvelle): 'Exophonic writing: resonance and multilingualism'
‘Krantenzaal’ at the Royal Library of Belgium
Practical info-Lorand Chair Spanish Linguistics and Literary Studies 2024-25 - CLIC welcomes prof. José Rovira-Collado
Five lecture sessions are planned from 31 March to 4 April 2025!
Practical info-Reading: “Another Man in the Street”, with award-winning writer Caryl Phillips
Part of the series 'Ties that Bind Us'
Practical info-Plenary Discussion + Q&A on Academic Publishing with Brent Hayes Edwards, Editor of PMLA
CLIC is excited to invite you to a plenary discussion and Q&A on academic publishing with Brent Hayes Edwards, the current editor of PMLA (Publications of the Modern Language Association).
Practical info-Lecture by Brent Hayes Edwards: "Editing Diaspora: Translating Black Culture across Borders"
CLIC warmly invites you to a lecture by Brent Hayes Edwards, titled "Editing Diaspora: Translating Black Culture across Borders".
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