Ellen Rees from the Center for Ibsen Studies at Oslo University introduces Henrik Ibsen as a theatre practitioner. She unfolds surprising resonances between French musical […]
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 […]
Per Esben Svelstad, NTNU Trondheim, introduces the first Norwegian novel discussing lesbian love, Borghild Krane’s Følelser forvirring. We discover an uncanonized author, learn about homocultural codes in […]
In nordlitts zweiter Folge in leiblicher Kopräsenz fragt Dörte Linke, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, mit der dänische Autorin Charlotte Weitze danach, wie man einen Klimaroman schreibt. […]
Kjersti Bale, Universitetet i Oslo, gjør nordlitt enda mere flerspråklig. I den første norsk-svenske episoden sammenligner hun Rita Felskis og Toril Mois litteraturteorier. Vi diskuterer […]
What can literary studies be? Toril Moi, Duke University, author of Revolution of the Ordinary: Literary Studies After Wittgenstein, Austin, and Cavell inspires us to […]
How does aesthetic experience come about? Rita Felski, University of Virigina, author of The Limits of Critique and Hooked: Art and Attachment guides us through her actor-network-inspired theories and […]
nordlitt’s first trailer announces a three-part miniseries on postcritique. Our guests in the coming weeks are Rita Felski (University of Virginia), Toril Moi (Duke University), […]
Tone Selboe, University of Oslo, Norway, walks us through Norwegian author Cora Sandel’s Paris and helps us drift through the thickets of literary modernism and […]
nordlitt goes abroad and starts recording in English. Our first guest, Åsa Arping, University of Gothenburg, Sweden, introduces Fredrika Bremer, an international celebrity as well as […]