Welcome
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.
Recent news
Verdediging doctoraat Stefan Clappaert
'Claus kijkt: Creatieve kunstkritiek van een dichter 1947-1965'.
Research Day CLIC/CEREP
Postcolonial research centre CEREP welcomed CLIC members on Friday 21 June...
"Ties that Bind Us: Transcultural Perspectives on Social Forms"
A cross-disciplinary series organised at the Faculty of Languages and Humanities for VUB’s Public Programme.
Cedric Van Dijck Selected as Member of 'Jonge Academie'
CLIC Member Cédric Van Dijck has been selected for the 'Young Academy'...
Upcoming events
Practical info-“That I should report on these things”: Reading and Discussion with German writer Esther Dischereit
Part of the series 'Ties that Bind Us'
Practical info-International Conference: Complicities in the Second World War: Literature of Occupation, Collaboration, and Impure Resistance
Monasterium Poortackere, Oude Houtlei 56, Ghent
Practical info-Now Online: WOLEC Fall Programme
The fall programme of the Study Group for Literature and Culture ('Werkgroep Literatuur en Cultuur' or WOLEC) is now available online!
Practical info-Symposium: Translation and Resistance
De Krook, De Blauwe Vogel room, Miriam Makebaplein 1, Ghent
Practical info-The Life and Dea(r)th of Ghanaian Popular Fiction
WOLEC-session, 12:00-13:30, VUB Building Room 5C.03
Practical info-"Speaking of Identity" - Guest Lecture by Kwame Anthony Appiah (NYU)
VUB Building I, Room I.203 A lecture in the series “Ties that Bind Us”
Practical info-International Conference: Recentring Form(s) in and of the Margins: the Politics of Self-Reflexivity
Registration is now open!
Publications
Edinburgh Companion to First World War Periodicals
prize-winning volume coedited by Birgit Van Puymbroeck and Cedric Van Dijck...
On Cosmopolitanism, ‘Practical’ Essentialism and Living in the Meritocracy: An Interview with Prof. Kwame Anthony Appiah
Interview by Tola Ositelu (MERLIT).
Special Issue 'Mapear el yo: autoconstrucción y espacio en autoras judeo-latinoamericanas'
coedited by Eugenia Helena Houvenaghel and Diana Castilleja.
