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    • Study Plan
    • Curricular Structure
    • Core Seminars 2020/2021
      • Graduate Research 1 (S3, 2020/2021)
      • Graduate Research 2 (S4, 2020/2021)
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    • Opening Lecture of the Academic Year 2022-2023
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    • Core Seminars
      • Core Seminars 2019-2020
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 1 (S1, 2019/2020)     
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 2 (S1, 2019/2020)
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 3 (S2, 2019/2020)
        • Interarts Seminar (S2, 2019/2020)
        • Graduate Research 1 (S3, 2019/2020)
        • Graduate Research 2 (S4, 2019/2020)
      • Core seminars 2018/2019
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 1 (S1, 2018/2019)
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 2 (S1, 2018/2019)
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 3 (S2, 2018/2019)
        • Interarts Seminar (S2, 2018/2019)
        • Graduate Research 1 (S3, 2018/2019)
        • Graduate Research 2 (S4, 2018/2019)
      • Core Seminars 2017/2018
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 1 (S1, 2017/2018)
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 2 (S1, 2017/2018)
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 3 (S2, 2017/2018)
        • Interarts Seminar (S2, 2017/2018)
        • Graduate Research 1 (S3, 2017/2018)
        • Graduate Research 2 (S4, 2017/2018)
      • Core Seminars 2016/2017
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 1 (S1, 2016/2017)
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 2 (S1, 2016/2017)
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 3 (S2, 2016/2017)
        • Interarts Seminar (S2, 2016/2017)
        • Graduate Research 1 (S3, 2016/2017)
        • Graduate Research 2 (S4, 2016/2017)
      • Core Seminars 2015/2016
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 1
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 2
        • Topics in Comparative Studies 3
        • Interarts Study
    • Events
      • Block seminar: Marta Puxan-Oliva
      • Open Lecture: Estela Vieira
      • Future Pathways and Postdoctoral Programmes
      • Opening Lecture of the academic year 2021/2022
      • Open Lecture: Stranger in Bali. An Examination of Oka Rusmini’s Tarian Bumi (Earth Dance)
      • Literature and the End of the World: Apocalyptic Imagination in the 20th and 21st centuries
      • PhD-COMP Self-Organised Student Workshops 2019/2020
      • Opening Lecture of the academic year 2020/2021
      • Academic Achievements and Career Pathways for PhDs
      • The self remembered. A poetics of dislocation and translatedness in contemporary memoirs
      • Panel on the job market: Careers for PhDs
      • Seminar: Colonial War and National Memory in Aotearoa New Zealand
      • Opening Lecture of the academic year 2019/2020
      • Artistic Work as a Practice of Translation on the Global Art Market. Dance-theoretical and postcolonial Reflections on the Artwork of African Dancers and Choreographers
      • Ecologies of the bodies. Post-abyssal reflections on feminisms from African women’s literature
      • A Story is Always Born Twice. Issues in Adaptation
      • O Camões dos Orientalistas
      • Opening Lecture of the academic year 2018/2019
      • Theorizing Historical Research at the Intersection of Gender and Film/Media Studies
      • On photoliterature: methodology and perspective
      • Opening Lecture of the academic year 2017/2018
      • “The air of design”: Accidents in the Modern experience
      • Sympathy, Science & the State: Aesthetic Ideologies of the Very Long Nineteenth Century
      • Narrative Dynamics
      • On African Cinema
      • Publication in Academic Journals: The Example of ‘Textual Practice’
    • Past Admissions
      • Results of the 2019/2020 call
      • Call for applications 2019/2020
      • Results of the 2018/2019 call
      • Call for applications 2018/2019
      • Results of the 2017/2018 call
      • Results of the 2016/2017 call – 2nd round of admissions
      • Results of the 2016/2017 call – 1st round of admissions
      • Results of the 2015/2016 call

Teaching Staff

Lisbon

Ângela Fernandes

Clara Rowland

Cristina Almeida Ribeiro

Doris Wieser

Everton V. Machado

Fernanda Gil Costa

Fernanda Mota Alves

Helena Buescu

Inocência Mata

Isabel Almeida

José Pedro Serra

Luísa Afonso Soares

Manuela Carvalho

Manuela Ribeiro Sanches

Mário Jorge Torres

Paula Morão

Santiago Pérez Isasi

Susana Araújo

Bologna

Donata Meneghelli

Guido Mattia Gallerani

Massimo Fusillo

Roberto Vecchi

Roberto Mulinacci

 Silvia Albertazzi

Leuven

Anneleen Masschelein

Anke Gilleir

Bart Van den Bossche

Dagmar Vandebosch

Dirk de Geest

Elke D’hoker

Jan Baetens

Ortwin de Graef

Sascha Bru

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