New Vacancy: Postdoctoral Research Policy Officer (100%)
Curious about a career at the intersection of research, policy and academic management?
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Call for Papers: Affective Worlds: Emotions and Aesthetics in Afro-Descendant Women’s Writing
On 24-25 May, CLIC members Isabella Villanova and Elisabeth Bekers are organizing an international conference 'Affective Worlds: Emotions and Aesthetics in Afro-Descendant Women’s Writing'. The deadline for proposals is 10 January 2027.
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2026/2027 Lorand Chair Spanish Linguistics and Literary Studies: Prof. Paula Igareda González
CLIC welcomes the 2026/2027 Lorand Chair Spanish Linguistics and Literary Studies Prof. Paula Igareda González.
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The Politics of Gender in Nigerian and Zimbabwean Women’s Fiction: Agencies and Strategies of Resistance
by Isabella Villanova...
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Grant Writing Residents 2026
Between August and December 2026, five grant writing residents at CLIC will prepare postdoctoral fellowship applications for the Flemish Research Foundation (FWO) and/or the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA), supported by the broad and diverse expertise available at CLIC.
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'English Text Construction', vol. 18, No 2: 'Trans(portable): English in the World'
A special issue of 'English Text Construction', titled 'Trans(portable): English in the World' and edited by CLIC member Eva Ulrike Pirker and Julie Deconinck has appeared. The issue contains contributions by multiple CLIC members.
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Volume 10 | Issue 1 | 2025 | Experimental Literature and Intermedial Relations
We are delighted to announce that the latest issue of the Journal for Literary and Intermedial Crossings, entitled 'Experimental Literature and Intermedial Relations' has been published. This issue was guest edited by Hannah van Hove and Tessel Veneboer.
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Looking back at the 2026 ISIM Conference
This was the 2026 ISIM Conference in Brussels...
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Call for Papers CLIC Day 2026 (11.12.2026)
Deadline: 30 August 2026
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Presentation of Chika Unigwe's On Black Sisters' Street
Chika Unigwe’s novel On Black Sisters’ Street may be read as a political exploration of two interconnected themes within contemporary society: the commodification of migrant women through sex trafficking and the entanglement of patriarchy and capitalism in producing gendered and racialised forms of...
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Two new postdoctoral projects at CLIC
Please join us in congratulating Hadas Zahavi and Anna-Lena Eick who have been awarded postdoctoral fellowships for their projects at CLIC.
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Alice Königstetter in the Kuwait Times
The research of Alice Königstetter, affiliated with CLIC, on Kuwaiti women writers was discussed in the Kuwait Times.
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