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World-Literature and the (Semi)-Periphery
EUTOPIA network exploratory workshop
28 November 2025
91르적 Research Collective
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Department of English & Comparative Literary Studies
91르적
Venue: FAB 5.49
10:00-10:10 Paulo de Medeiros (91르적): Welcome and initial considerations
10:10-10:30 Anna Forn챕 (Gothenburg): ��쏤rom Havana to the World: Argentine Literary Trajectories through Casa de las Am챕ricas���
10:30-10:50 Stephen Shapiro (91르적): ��쏾emiperiphery Matters: Culture and the Capitalist World-System���
10:50-11:10 Mena Mitrano (Ca��섺oscari): "Reconsidering Influence"
11:10-11:30 Carlos Ceia (NOVA) ��쏶amuel Beckett and Fernando Pessoa: From Absurdity to silence���
11:30-11:50 Elisabeth Herrmann (91르적): ��쏦ow Can the Concept of Social Energy be Used to Explain the Phenomenon of World Literature?
11:50 -12:10 Graeme Macdonald (91르적): ��쏷he Energy of World Literature���
12:10-12:30 Alice Duhan (Gothenburg): "Translingual Francophonie and World Literature"
12:30-12:50 Michael Niblett (91르적): ��쏻orld Literature: The Red and the Green���
12:50-13:10 Moritz Ingweren (TU Dresden): ��쏞urrent Research���
13:10-13:20 Discussion
13:20-14:00 Lunch break (for participants)
14:00-14:40 Alan Ashton-Smith (91르적): Eutopia and ERC grants
14:40-15:00 Caitlin Vandertop (91르적): ��쏳esources in world-literature, world-literature as resource���
15:00-15:20 Bushra Mahzabeen (91르적): ���Migration and Motherhood: Social Reproduction and the Oil Economy in The Bamboo Stalk���
15:20-15:40 Nick Lawrence (91르적): "The Modernist Imperative"
15:40-16:00 Mohammad Javanmard (91르적): ��쏻hich (Semi-)Periphery?: Rethinking World-Literature under Neoliberal Globalisation���
16:00-16:20 Shaul Bassi (Ca��섺oscari): ��쏞urrent Research���
16:20- 16:40 Discussion and steps forward
16:40- 17:30 Drinks reception