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international PHD Programme in Comparative Studies

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    • Core Seminars 2020/2021
      • Graduate Research 1 (S3, 2020/2021)
      • Graduate Research 2 (S4, 2020/2021)
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    • The Future of Comparative Studies – PhD-COMP / PEC International Seminar
    • Open Lecture: The Writing on the Wall
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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
      • Mesa-redonda: Boas práticas de publicação científica
      • Opening Lecture of the Academic Year 2022-2023
      • 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

News

Opening of the academic year 2021/2022

Public discussions of PhD-COMP theses

Book: A Story is Always Born Twice. Issues in Adaptation

 

 

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