Publications
October 2020
Jean Thenaud, traveler, poet, and cabalist. Between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
Writer, traveler, and courtier, a close associate of Louise of Savoy and Francis I who commissioned his works, the Franciscan […]
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Isabelle FABRE
Gilles POLIZZI
The Transnational: Practices and Representations
Description: In the wake of a pandemic that has disrupted established practices of crossing borders in Europe and around the […]
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Nikol Dziub
Write with Chopin
Frédéric Chopin in Literature. Texts compiled by Peter Schnyder and Augustin Voegele. This volume focuses on how literature has portrayed […]
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Peter Schnyder
Augustin Voegele
Goethe, Myth and Science: Perspectives from European Literature
Actes du colloque de Mulhouse (Université Haute-Alsace), 14–16 November 2018 Texts compiled by Dominique Massonnaud Published online with the support […]
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Dominique Massonnaud
Swiss literature: between fact and fiction
Literary writing from the 20th to the 21st century has brought to light an affinity between fiction and fact. Whilst […]
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Régine Battiston
Daniel Annen.
Historizing the Dream / Le Rêve du point de vue historique
Daniel Annen, Régine Battiston, Jacqueline Bel, Tania Collani, Martina Della Casa, Sylviane Dupuis, Emily Eder, Sylvie Jeanneret, Stéphane Maffli, Daniel […]
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Bernard Dieterle
Manfred Engel (Eds)
September 2020
The plays of Henrik Ibsen
Henrik Ibsen, one of the most famous Scandinavian writers, nevertheless spent twenty-seven years living outside Norway and channelled his bitterness […]
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Florence Fix
Proust and vivid comparison. A stylistic study
Summary: One of the most recurring devices in Marcel Proust’s writing, the ‘comme’ comparison is examined in this book from […]
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Vidotto (Ilaria)
April 2020
The little Scandinavian hero
Nordic children’s literature is undoubtedly one of the most significant in the world in terms of its history, scope and […]
Paul Hillig, from Cloyes to Auschwitz
Description Happy people have a story to tell, recounted here with humour and tenderness. Paul Hillig, a young Parisian of […]
