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Place has meaning. Place names have meaning not only in the linguistic or etymological sense, but also have socio-cultural significance. Place has a geographical dimension (physical or imaginary).
This long-term, multidisciplinary research project explors the relationship between memory and futurity by uniting scholars from memory studies, literary studies, intellectual history, postcolonial, and ecocritical fields.
Focusing on media regionality, this comics-studies project investigates aesthetic, cultural, and industrial commonalities across differences between Sinophone, Korean, and Japanese graphic narratives (manga, manhwa, manhua, lianhuanhua).
Doctoral Thesis, Monograph: Communicating Female Voicelessness: A Feminist-Narratological Study of Pak Wansô's Short Stories from the 1970s
Contribution to The Many Roads in Modernity: The Transformation of South-East Europe and the Ottoman Heritage from 1870 to the Twenty-first Century (University of Copenhagen, Denmark).
This project aims to study the representations of death in a selection of contemporary Iraqi novels, and in relation to different thematic contexts and problematics.
The study investigates whether South Korea has respected human rights since the revision of the Constitution in 1987 that introduced direct presidential elections and how respect has changed throughout time.
Japanese early modern picturebooks, kusazōshi (late 18th/early 19th cent.) and modern graphic narratives, manga (late 20th/early 21st cent.) are brought into dialogue with respect to their participatory, performative, and media-ecological potential.
The Lausanne Project: The Project takes its name from the longest-lasting of the post-First World War peace settlements: the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne.
A comparative, art-historical study of Sweden and Poland that reconceptualizes “national art” as a relational, dialogical process—shaped by Japonisme, transculturation, and the circulation of cultural objects in the age of nationalism.
This publication project included the translation of short stories by six Hong Kong women writers. Each short story is accompanied by a ‘close reading’ which offers an interpretation of the text.
Doctoral thesis, monograph: Prisonscape: Literary Reconfigurations of the Real and Imagined Worlds of the Chinese Prison
Doctoral thesis, monograph: "Staging Violence, Singing Hope: Trauma, Memory, and Affect in Three Musical and Dance Performances by North Korean Migrants in South Korea".
The Quran emerged in a given context, socio-political but also linguistic. It emerged in its immediate Arabian and Arabic context, but also in a wider geographical, social, political and linguistic context.
South Korea has in recent years become one of the world´s largest exporters of defense materiel. In order to explain how, the study aims to answer three interrelated questions:
