From Toronto’s ArQuives to a Montréal ecomuseum: how a research fellowship in Canada enabled Martyna Miernecka to reflect on Polish queer exile, archives, solidarity, and finding breathing space in precarious academia.
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Irina Garbatzky explores Cuba’s literary East: an archive of reimagined worlds where writing about elsewhere becomes a way of rethinking home.
How are life writing studies positioned in relation to the spatial, transnational and global turns in cultural studies and area studies? Tamara Heger and Verena Baier discuss these questions in their workshop report.
Conspiracy theories are often in the (fake) news today. Although they are closer to fiction than reality, Chloé Chaudet, a recent visiting researcher at the ScienceCampus, shows that cultural and literary studies lack the tools to develop a transmedial narratology of conspiracy discourses which could investigate them in their historical and transatlantic dimensions.