ERC Consolidator Grant · 2020
A Transnational History of Romanian Literature
Demographic trends and the epistemic mutations of the past decades have led to numerous critiques of the nationalist-organicist model of literary history. Furthermore, the ethnic status of the individuals identifying as Romanians has become increasingly complex upon increased migration and the emergence of a new state where they amount to an important share of the total population (Moldova). Consequently, a series of questions are yet to be properly explored and answered: - How could and should a transnational history of “national” literatures be written in a post-national age? - How can we avoid the methodological protectionism typical of “smaller” cultures against the resurgence of…
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