Experiment Geisteswissenschaft

Playing With Witches. Karen Blixen’s Generous Tales. In Conversation with Ieva Steponavičiūtė-Aleksiejūnienė Ieva Steponavičiūtė-Aleksiejūnienė, Vilnius University, invites nordlitt to workshop around the concept of play in two stories by Danish author Karen Blixen/Isak Dinesen. Ieva muses with Blixen on why...

New! Karen Blixen’s Generous Tales – with Ieva Steponavičiūtė-Aleksiejūnienė
We uncover creative connections between art, superficiality, and cannibalism and encounter a family history entangled with the history of Scandinavian Studies in the Soviet Union and Lithuania. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1525

Trans Writing – Trans Reading. From Victoria Benedictsson to New Danish Literature. In conversation with Mons Bissenbakker Mons Bissenbakker, Copenhagen University, invites nordlitt to a conversation about new Danish literature on trans experiences. We discuss how trans writers navigate existing narratives and seek altern...

New Nordlitt episode out! Trans Writing – Trans Reading 🎙️✨ From Victoria Benedictsson to New Danish Literature.
In this episode, we discuss how trans writers navigate existing narratives and seek alternative modes of expression.
Listen now! 🎧 #Nordlitt #TransLiterature
exgeist.hypotheses.org/1502

„Grey People”? Eastern Europeans in Norwegian Literature. In Conversation with Karolina Drozdowska With Karolina Drozdowska, a Polish guest from NTNU in Trondheim, nordlitt widens its geographical range eastwards. Drawing on a wide array of contemporary and historical texts, from new crime novels t...

🎙️ New nordlitt episode!
"Grey People"? Eastern Europeans in Norwegian Literature with Karolina Drozdowska from NTNU, Trondheim.
We discuss enduring stereotypes, the legacy of the Iron Curtain, while reflecting on interdisciplinary approaches to literary research.
exgeist.hypotheses.org/1477

Networked Novels. Spatiality in Contemporary Finland-Swedish Literature. In Conversation with Kristina Malmio Kristina Malmio, University of Helsinki, shares her research on local and global tendencies in Finland-Swedish literature with the help of two complex novels by Monika Fagerholm (The American Girl) an...

New nordlitt episode! Kristina Malmio (University Helsinki) shares her research on local and global tendencies in Finland-Swedish literature. We explore in-between-spaces and look at movements of novels and their characters between countries, continents, and cultures: exgeist.hypotheses.org/1405

In the latest nordlitt episode, we discuss Henrik Ibsen as a theatre practitioner. Ellen Rees (Oslo University) unfolds surprising resonances between French musical comedies by Eugène Scribe and Henrik Ibsen's most famous plays, A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1341

Neue Folge des Podcast! nordlitt continues the mini-series on Queer Theory and literature with the help of Jenny Björklund, Uppsala University. We ask what queer literature and reading might mean in a time and place where gay and lesbian parenting has become normalized. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1329