On 28-30 April, the doctoral schools specialist course “Text, Image, Sound: Intermedial Crossings in Twentieth-Century Mass Media” took place, jointly organized by the research groups CLIC and 20CC,...
Special Issue “ Depicting Destitution across Media ” Guest editors: Nassim W. Balestrini (University of Graz) & Katharina Fackler (University of Bonn) The Journal for Literary and Intermedial...
Dear CLIC members, You are warmly invited to this semester’s CLIC guest lectures “Intermediality”. The first lecture by Lars Elleström ( Linnæus University) will take place online on Thursday next...
Save the dates! The lectures connected to the Lorand Chair for Spanish 2020-2021 are starting soon. Prof. LAURA FOLICA from the Universitat obierta de Catalunya will five lectures about Digital...
CLIC is delighted to welcome Alexandra Saemmer as the CLIC Lorand Chair Intermediality, 2020-21. Alexandra Saemmer is Full Professor of Information and Communication Science and co-director of the...
The new JLIC issue entiled Robinson Crusoe's nalatenschap / Legacies of Robinson Crusoe is now online! This special issue stems from the CLIC day Robinson Crusoe revisited organised in November 2019...
CLIC welcomes doctoral researcher Ezzahra Benlahoussine from Mohamed V University in Rabat, Morocco . Ezzahra will stay at VUB from January to July 2021 as incoming mobility researcher Erasmus+ and...
CLIC is proud to announce that a number of grants and awards has been obtained by affiliated researchers! Anthony Manu has won a FWO PhD fellowship for fundamental research with his project “Towards...
The latest issue of the Journal for Literary and Intermedial Crossings has been published. Read it here . Volume 5 Issue 1 Janine Hauthal, Mathias Meert, Ann Peeters, Andrea Penso and Hannah Van Hove...
Open Call The Journal for Literary and Intermedial Crossings (ISSN 2506-8709) offers an online publication platform to researchers who wish to explore various aesthetic ‘crossings’ concerning media,...
For several decades, authors are experimenting with the narrative and poetic potential of databases and generative grammars. Although the web medium appears spontaneously welcoming to these literary...
The next WOLEC session will take place on June 4 from 12:00 to 13:30 via Teams. Speaker Bette Dam (VUB) will present her doctoral research into contemporary war journalism. To a large degree, the...
On Tuesday 25 May 2021, Laura Fournier-Finocchiaro (Université Paris 8) will present the CLIC-supported publication La cultura e la letteratura italiana dell’esilio nell’Ottocento: nuove indagini (...
Op 7 mei organiseert het Studiecentrum voor Experimentele Literatuur (SEL) een symposium over kunstkritiek van Belgische schrijvers (1945-1985). Het symposium kadert in de Raveel-retrospectieve die...
In this keynote lecture, I will invite the public to explore historical and recent pieces of digital literature through the prism of theories of intermediality, that examine the relations and...
Guest lecture by Prof. Dr. Birgit Neumann (Heinrich Heine University of Duesseldorf) The lecture will take place online via Canvas/BigBlueButton. To attend the lecture, please go to the following...
On friday April 16, from 12h to 13h, WOLEC is organizing a reading session under the heading ‘Denkkaders in de 21 e -eeuwse literatuurwetenschap’ (“Theoretical Frameworks in 21st Century Literary...
The next WOLEC session will take place on 19 March from 12:00 to 13:30 via Teams. Speaker Tessel Veneboer (UGent) will present her doctoral research: 'The queer potential of fragmentation: sexuality...
Within the context of the Lorand Chair for Spanish, dr. Laura Folica from the Universitat oberta de Catalunya will deliver a lecture on : "Social Networks of the Past. Mapping Hispanic and Lusophone...
Programme 11:00 – 11:15 verwelkoming – introduction 11:15 – 11:45 Saddie Choua – The Chouas 11:45 – 12:45 Seriality in The Handmaid’s Tale: Ruth Mellaerts – Strategies for Creating Seriality in the...
