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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.
Recent news
CLIC DAY 2024: Multilingualism and Literature
Save the date! The fourteenth annual CLIC day will take place on 6 December 2024.New Publication: Music and its Narrative Potential
Edited by Carolien Van Nerom, Ann Peeters, Bart Bouckaert...New Lecture Series: "Ties that Bind Us: Transcultural Perspectives on Social Forms"
A series organised by Benoît Henriet, Eva Ulrike Pirker, Katarzyna Ruchel-Stockmans, Caterina CartaCLIC Member Cedric Van Dijck Selected as Member of 'Jonge Academie'
Cédric Van Dijck has been selected as a new member of the 'Jonge Academie' ('Young Academy), in recognition of his scientific merit in literary studies.Call for Abstracts: Session on Early Modern Meritocracies
Session proposal for the MLA’s Annual Convention 2025 in New Orleans (9-12 Jan 2025)...
Upcoming events
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"Speaking of Identity" - Guest Lecture by Kwame Anthony Appiah (NYU)
24 June 2024, 4 p.m., VUB Building I, Room I.0.01 A lecture in the series “Ties that Bind Us: Transcultural Perspectives on Social Forms” - Practical info-
International Conference: Recentring Form(s) in and of the Margins: the Politics of Self-Reflexivity
Registration is now open! - Practical info-
Cattedra Emile Lorand – Lecture Series by Gianluigi Simonetti
The annual lecture series by the Italian "Cattedra Lorand" takes place from 18-21 March 2024! - Practical info-
Studiedag: 'Inclusie in grote en kleine verhalen'
Samen met de Onderzoeksgroep Schrijven-RITCS en Culturele Studies KULeuven, organiseert Prof. Ronald Geerts een studiedag voor professionele makers, onderzoekers en studenten met een interesse voor inclusie en diversiteit in film en televisie. - Practical info-
Inaugural Lecture Lorand Chair Intermediality: The Lineage of Madness in Caribbean Literature - Bénédicte Ledent
Inaugural lecture of the Lorand Chair in Intermediality Studies Bénédicte Ledent