Crossovers: New Perspectives on CompLit

The series publishes monographs that fall within the broadly understood category of Comparative Literature, exploring the interdisciplinary and transnational relationships between literature, society, science, art and other media. Reflecting the mission of the society, the series treats Europe as its focal point, using its cultural archives, intellectual history, and the intersections of ideas and phenomena – naturally intertwined with non-European forms of artistic creation – as its field of exploration. We welcome new theoretical and methodological approaches to an open range of topics and diverse cultural dimensions, including the studies of under-examined literary representations, such as inter alia Eastern European cultures in their relation to the West. The emphasis on European literature as the platform for finding a common rationale in various, differentiated areas of artistic creation showing the development of societal changes, makes the series both relevant and topical at a time of contemporary global crisis.

EDITORIAL TEAM

Professor Beata Waligórska-Olejniczak, Professor Emilia Di Rocco, Dr. Zsuzsanna Varga, Dr. Elisa Kriza  

More information may be found on the ESCL website at Book Series: Crossovers: New Perspectives on CompLit – ESCL/SELC (escl-selc.eu)