Publikasjoner

Førsteamanuensene i fransk ved ILOS, Kjerstin Aukrust og Geir Uvsløkk, har sammen med førsteamanuensis i fransk ved NTNU, Trude Kolderup, skrevet kritikerrost bok om fransk litteraturhistorie.

Associate Professor in Italian at ILOS Francesco Venturi has edited a new book on early modern European literature.

Associate Professor at ILOS Geir Uvsløkk has edited a new book on the Mediterranean in modern literature, together with colleagues from the University of Agder and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

In Intertextualité surréaliste dans la poésie de René Char, Julie S. Kleiva demonstrates how the initially surrealist figure of Artine becomes a complex, polymorphus and, most importantly, significally present image throughout the work of the French poet René Char (1907-1988).

Hvem har sagt at sjakk bare er et spill? Sammen med historiker og krimforfatter Hans Olav Lahlum tar Atle Grønn, russlandspesialist og språkforsker, oss med på en forrykende ferd gjennom sjakkens verdenshistorie. Men boka handler også om sjakkgeniets vesen, om hvem som skjuler seg bak de geniale trekkene.

Neue Perspektiven auf den deutschen Konjunktiv

This book tells the story of how certain American Christians went from condemning rock records in the 1950s to embracing the music by the turn of the century.

A new, compelling account of the Russian experience of Nazi occupation that challenges traditional accounts. 

Syns du Mallarmés diktverk er vanskelig å forstå? La Présence de Mallarmé gir innsiktsfulle lesninger som åpner diktverket for mange nye lesere.

This volume is about rhythmic aspects of living together in various forms of communities.

This volume brings fresh insights into the fundamental role gender plays in translation and transnational reception

This book consists of articles based on the master thesis by five students at ILOS and two articles by the editor, one of which gives an overview of the field. 

Trayectorias históricas y proyecciones políticas, económicas y socioculturales

This book examines the emergence and transformations of Holocaust memory in the socialist Yugoslav and post-Yugoslav eras through the lens of literature.

This book is based on a qualitative study of immigrants' collective identifications and the ways in which belonging and othering are expressed in their narrative discourse.

This book brings to light new perspectives on Ibsen as a maker of world drama.

J. Hillis Miller edited by John J. Peters and Jakob Lothe

This book features recent developments in the expanding field of Contrastive Linguistics.

This new book about the American entertainment industry examines the career of the actress Agnes Moorehead.

The discipline of literary studies has a long tradition of borrowing the concepts and methods of related disciplines in the humanities and the social sciences, while also itself exerting a significant influence on other disciplines. In this book, 15 literary scholars hailing from five different countries consider these processes of mutual enrichment from various critical perspectives.

Bringing together agent and text perspectives, this book suggests a new framework for the study of translation.

Why did writers in the early modern period complain so frequently about lack of time? This question is the topic of Tina Skouen's new book. 

New and cutting-edge work in animality studies, human-animal studies, and posthumanism. Edited by Michael Lundblad.

Hva har litteratur med nasjonalitet å gjøre? Hva vil det si at litteratur er «norsk»? Hvilken nytte kan vi ha av en forbindelse mellom litteraturen og nasjonaliteten?

Karin Kukkonen's study provides a thorough introduction to the neoclassical debates of how literature is shaped in unison with the thinking and feeling mind