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Modern and Contemporary Literature Research Seminar

Monthly, we organise a research seminar, with internal and external speakers. The meetings are Monday afternoons, from 16:30 to 18 hours. Invitations will follow via the email list.  

Other Research Activites and Networks

See the Utrecht Forum for Memory Studies and Terra Critica for other activities initiated by scholars from our group.

The research group also hosted the annunal meeting of the ACLA in Utrecht in 2017, the first ever to be held in Europe.

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    7 researchers from the faculty of Humanities receive a Veni-grant

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    28 July 2017

    The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) has awarded a Veni grant to 7 researchers from the faculty of Humanities.
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    Special issue of Image [&] Narrative: 'Audiovisual Memory and the (Re)Making of Europe'

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    28 April 2017

    Ann Rigney co-edited the special issue 'Audiovisual Memory and the (Re)Making of Europe' of Image [&] Narrative on transnational memory culture in Europe.
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    Symptoms of the Planetary Condition: A Critical Vocabulary

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    31 January 2017

    Birgit Kaiser and Kathrin Thiele edited this vocabulary to understand critique as a much broader practice than merely a textual one.
    
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    Willem Witteveen Memorial Fellowship 2017 awarded to Rakhshan Rizwan

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    9 December 2016

    Rizwan Rakshan (Comparative Literature) is currently completing a PhD on Anglophone Kashmiri Bildungsromane.
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    Five projects receive funding from NWO PhDs in the Humanities

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    3 June 2016

    Exceptional success for Utrecht University: all five Utrecht candidates have been awarded a PhD position.
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    Selected papers on James Joyce: a long the krommerun

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    9 May 2016

    With this new book, Onno Kosters, Tim Conley and Peter de Voogd present a selection of papers from the Utrecht James Joyce Symposium.

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