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ESCL Excellence Award for #Collaborative #Research 2026 – Shortlist in covers!
„Arabic, Persian, and Turkic Poetics: Towards a Post-Eurocentric Literary Theory”
„An Alternative Genealogy of World Comparatism”
„Géographies insolites”
#Book #CompLit
https://t.co/cPSCTsO3zr
Archive excerpt from Acta Comparationis Litterarum Universarum (1877–1888), the first journal of #CompLit edited by Hugo Meltzl #multilingualism #Goethe #Weltliteratur
📢 CFP — The Scattered Pelican #10
“Vibes and Disruptions”
What does it feel like to be human in the age of AI?
📝 4000–7000 words
📅 Deadline: March 28
https://t.co/ESU2MGk3kZ
Did you know that one of #Borges’ greatest "collaborators" was an obscure 18th-century Neapolitan philosopher?
Learn more here: https://t.co/x1GLIHbKsn
#GBVico #LiteraryMemes #Literature #CompLit #Philosophy
„Exploring Code-Mixing and Hybridity in Literary Texts”
#multilingualism #CompLit
https://t.co/lyf1FxPZ0B
Interview with Sabira Ståhlberg #polyglot writer
„A polyglot writer weaves carpets”
https://t.co/nmXNJLTlyR
#CfP #CompLit #UrbanDevlopment #storytelling
Urbanity and Beyond: Narratives and Practices
🗓️24–26 September, 2026
🏢Faculty of Philology, Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania
⏳Deadline: 15 March 2026
https://t.co/Cx2PuGAfXN
@substack @UCLA @uclaLAI A few words on — for — Efraín Kristal (1959-2025)
6/x
Link 🔗 https://t.co/coMb2qV1ha
@ucla @uclaLAI @__elmercurio @magda8lena
#efrainkristal #ucla #spanport #complit #translation
Lithuanian #CompLit Association's 20th anniversary online event: “From European Origins to Globalization: Comparison and its Discontents”
🗓️Thursday, November 27
📷15:00 (UCT)
Place: Vilnius University and Zoom.
Moderator: Professor Mindaugas Kvietkauskas
Zoom Link: https://t.co/Egmwl2Nj5m
@StellaBruzzi, Dean of @ArtsHumsUCL introducing Prof Florian Mussgnug's inaugural lecture "Loving Apocalypse too much" @UCLSELCS #CompLit
@StellaBruzzi, Dean of @ArtsHumsUCL introducing Prof Florian Mussgnug's inaugural lecture "Loving Apocalypse too much" @UCLSELCS #CompLit
The @EuroCompLit Excellence Award for Collaborative Research Deadline is approaching 10/31/2025. Submissions from the field of #CompLit are invited to be made by either editors or publishers according to the following criteria: https://t.co/aEjvWzTKGm
Thanks for following us on X and we expect you at the ESCL biennial congress in Leeds 2026, August 24-28!
#Editor #publishing
@HarleyShah It's not a puzzle when you see some of the #ZIORRIST news directors...( I am no longer using the word ZIONIST because every one of them That are so called #ZIONISTS are #COMPLIT in a GENOCIDE)
Comparative Literature
Ben Hutchinson, 2018
★★★★☆ Now I know that Comp. Lit is similar to Film Studies, what I studied. To study it, you have to study everything. A book that explains something so abstract
#booktwt #complit #literature
https://t.co/xHqxxVFj9C
#academicposition #Job #CompLit
Early Postdoc (80%) en Literaturas hispánicas modernas/ contemporáneas (España)
La sección de Literatura del Instituto de Lengua y Literaturas Hispánicas (Universität Bern) saca a concurso una plaza early postdoc 80 % en literaturas hispánicas modernas/ contemporáneas con apertura comparatista (España/ Alemania o perspectiva trasatlántica). El proyecto tiene que ser de carácter interdisciplinar, con una reflexión teórica y metodológica claramente señaladas.
Entrada en función: 1 de febrero de 2026 para un período inicial de 18 meses (31.7.2028). El plazo de solicitud cierra el 7 de noviembre de 2025.
https://t.co/hBIBhni7ST
📜The 11th Congress of the European Society of Comparative Literature (ESCL/SELC)
🏢Place: University of Leeds
🗓️Dates: 24-28 August 2026
👉Call for Papers: „Ethics and Affect:
Rethinking the Text and the World”
#CompLit #CFP #Ethics & #Literature
https://t.co/kuk4OD1bwW
#CfP Call for Papers
#myth , #Folklore and Magic in European Literature
#CompLit : Journal of European Literature, Arts and Society (Classiques Garnier)
European literature has long been shaped by the presence of myth, folklore, and magic. From classical myths reinterpreted in the Renaissance, to the oral traditions that infused Romanticism, to the modernist and postmodernist reworking of magical motifs, these narrative dimensions have not only provided enduring archetypes but have also served as a framework for cultural memory, identity, and artistic experimentation. Myths embody collective worldviews; folklore conveys communal traditions and values; magic challenges the boundaries between rationality and the supernatural. Together, they inform the intermedial, intercultural, and intertextual fabric of European literary expression.
This thematic issue of COMPLIT: Journal of European Literature, Arts and Society (Classiques Garnier) invites contributions that examine the ways in which myth, folklore, and magic operate across different periods, genres, and cultural contexts in European literature. Possible topics include, but are not limited to:
Rewritings and reinterpretations of classical, medieval, or indigenous European myths.
The role of folklore in shaping national and regional literatures.
Magical and supernatural motifs in Romantic, Gothic, or Decadent traditions.
Comparative approaches to myth and folklore in cross-cultural European contexts.
The intermedial circulation of myth and magic between literature, visual arts, and performance.
Theoretical and critical perspectives on mythopoesis, oral tradition, and the aesthetics of enchantment.
COMPLIT: Journal of European Literature, Arts and Society is an international peer-reviewed journal published by Classiques Garnier. It provides a platform for innovative and rigorous research in comparative literature, with a strong emphasis on intermediality, intercultural dialogue, and the intersections of literature with the arts and society. Its commitment to fostering critical debates and cross-disciplinary perspectives makes it an ideal venue for exploring the interplay of myth, folklore, and magic in European traditions.
Calendar
15 October 2025: Submission of abstracts (300 words) + short biographical profile (50 words).
30 October 2025: Notification of acceptance.
14 December 2025: Submission of full paper (5,000–7,000 words), following author guidelines available at: ESCL Journal – Instructions for Authors.
14 December 2025 – 11 January 2026: Peer-review process.
February–March 2026: Estimated publication.
Submission guidelines https://t.co/0k0bAln7kV
Please send abstracts and inquiries to the guest editors at [[email protected]]. Manuscripts will undergo a double-blind peer review in accordance with the journal’s policies.
![EuroCompLit's tweet photo. #CfP Call for Papers
#myth , #Folklore and Magic in European Literature
#CompLit : Journal of European Literature, Arts and Society (Classiques Garnier)
European literature has long been shaped by the presence of myth, folklore, and magic. From classical myths reinterpreted in the Renaissance, to the oral traditions that infused Romanticism, to the modernist and postmodernist reworking of magical motifs, these narrative dimensions have not only provided enduring archetypes but have also served as a framework for cultural memory, identity, and artistic experimentation. Myths embody collective worldviews; folklore conveys communal traditions and values; magic challenges the boundaries between rationality and the supernatural. Together, they inform the intermedial, intercultural, and intertextual fabric of European literary expression.
This thematic issue of COMPLIT: Journal of European Literature, Arts and Society (Classiques Garnier) invites contributions that examine the ways in which myth, folklore, and magic operate across different periods, genres, and cultural contexts in European literature. Possible topics include, but are not limited to:
Rewritings and reinterpretations of classical, medieval, or indigenous European myths.
The role of folklore in shaping national and regional literatures.
Magical and supernatural motifs in Romantic, Gothic, or Decadent traditions.
Comparative approaches to myth and folklore in cross-cultural European contexts.
The intermedial circulation of myth and magic between literature, visual arts, and performance.
Theoretical and critical perspectives on mythopoesis, oral tradition, and the aesthetics of enchantment.
COMPLIT: Journal of European Literature, Arts and Society is an international peer-reviewed journal published by Classiques Garnier. It provides a platform for innovative and rigorous research in comparative literature, with a strong emphasis on intermediality, intercultural dialogue, and the intersections of literature with the arts and society. Its commitment to fostering critical debates and cross-disciplinary perspectives makes it an ideal venue for exploring the interplay of myth, folklore, and magic in European traditions.
Calendar
15 October 2025: Submission of abstracts (300 words) + short biographical profile (50 words).
30 October 2025: Notification of acceptance.
14 December 2025: Submission of full paper (5,000–7,000 words), following author guidelines available at: ESCL Journal – Instructions for Authors.
14 December 2025 – 11 January 2026: Peer-review process.
February–March 2026: Estimated publication.
Submission guidelines https://t.co/0k0bAln7kV
Please send abstracts and inquiries to the guest editors at [alopezva@ucm.es]. Manuscripts will undergo a double-blind peer review in accordance with the journal’s policies.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G2Ae09kWYAAPD14.jpg)
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