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Reunión y seminario Lit-Future
Lit-Future celebró en Lovaina su III Seminario Internacional y una nueva reunión de trabajo del consorcio
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Conversatorio con la escritora mexicana Cristina Rivera Garza
El pasado 29 de octubre tuvo lugar un conversatorio con la escritora mexicana Cristina Rivera Garza y el hispanista Juan Carlos Cruz Suárez en la Embajada de México de Estocolmo.
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Flores raras: una genealogía de madres
El lunes 26 de octubre se presentó en el Instituto Cervantes de Estocolmo "Flores raras: [escondido país] poesía de mujeres uruguayas", compilado por Silvia Guerra y Jesse Lee Kercheval.
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Concurso literario: Letras para cambiar el futuro
Abierto a estudiantes de educación Secundaria, Bachillerato y universidad de toda la Unión Europea.
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Ecopoética, materia y vulnerabilidad en la obra de María Ángeles Pérez López
Entrevista a María Ángeles Pérez López, poeta y catedrática de Literatura en la Universidad de Salamanca.
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Anne Carson wins the Nobel Prize and Canada’s path to international literary recognition
In two articles published in The Conversation, Christophe Premat, Professor at the Department of Romance Studies and Classics at Stockholm University, explores how Canadian writers gain international recognition and what factors may contribute to reaching the Nobel Prize stage.
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Olympe Bhêly-Quenum: Between African Traditions and the French Language
In a new article in The Conversation, Christophe Premat from the Department of Romance Studies and Classics at Stockholm University marks the 100th birthday of Beninese writer Olympe Bhêly-Quenum.
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New VR-funded project explores how speaker efficiency reshapes grammar
Speakers are efficient: they balance minimal effort against the need to be understood, and so they shorten what is easy to predict and add linguistic material where it is needed. But over time, these shortened and reinforced forms can also conventionalize and spread into contexts where they no longer make communication more efficient. Does language then become less efficient, or do the forms take on new functions? This is what the new research project USER-GRAM sets out to investigate.
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New publication- Handbook on Political Economy and Regionalism
This insightful Handbook explores how regional processes and their interaction with political economy influence nations as well as local and global systems.
Nordic Institute of Latin American Studies
“Relire Edgar Morin pour comprendre la complexe expérience canadienne”
Nouvel article de Christophe Premat dans The Conversation
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Start of the Autumn Semester 2026
Have you been admitted to one of our courses this spring? Great! Please take your time to read the information below to get a successful start this autumn.
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Lit-Future en REDES III: archivos, memoria y futuros culturales en la Universidad de Islandia
En el marco de las actividades de movilidad financiadas por el proyecto Erasmus+ Lit-Future, Carla Alanis, doctoranda del Departamento de Lenguas Romances y Clásicas de la Universidad de Estocolmo, participó en el congreso internacional REDES III.
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