Centre for Literary and Intermedial Crossings

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The Centre for Literary and Intermedial Crossings brings together researchers in the field of literary, theatre and performance studies. CLIC’s nearly 50 members focus their research on media, genres and spaces. Read more. 

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Tuesday 26 November

Two PhD theses successfully defended by CLIC members

Two PhD theses have been successfully defended by CLIC members during the month of November: The first was Dr. Thomas Thoelen, who defended his work entitled “DANCE FIRST. THINK AFTERWARDS. THINK...

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Saturday 17 August

Call for Articles : Spring Issue of JLIC (May 2020)

Open Call: Spring Issue (May 2020) JLIC offers an online publication platform to researchers from various fields engaging either directly or indirectly with the study of hybrid literary and/or...

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Wednesday 31 July

Call for papers 9th Annual CLIC-Day - Friday 29 November 2019

Robinson Crusoe Revisited: Literary and Intermedial Legacies of the ‘First Novel in English’ The next annual symposium of the Centre for Literary and Intermedial Crossings (CLIC) will take place on...

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Upcoming events

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18 February from 12:00 to 13:00

WOLEC lunch lecture: Defining Narrative

The next WOLEC -session will take place on 18 February from 12:00 to 13:00 in room 5C402 . This time around it will not be a lecture, but a discussions-session based on a text within the theme of “...

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10 December from 19:00 to 19:00

"Un paleto ¡con talento!" by Julio Mathias.

The theatre group "Los amigos de Talía" will present the play: "Un paleto ¡con talento!" by Julio Mathias on December 10. Language: Spanish. Admission is free. Organised by: CLIC, CLIN (VUB); Semper...

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18 December from 12:00 to 13:00

WOLEC lunch lecture: Rachele Gusella on Street Poetry in Western Europe

The next WOLEC -session will take place on 18 December at 12:00 in room 5C402 . Rachele Gusella will be presenting her research project in a 40-minute lecture entitled “”Every good artist makes their...

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