Stefanie von Schnurbein
@svschnurbein.bsky.social
Scandinavian literature, queer, postcritical, religious studies. Blog "Experiment Geisteswissenschaft"
https://exgeist.hypotheses.org/
Podcast "nordlitt" https://exgeist.hypotheses.org/nordlitt
https://exgeist.hypotheses.org/
Podcast "nordlitt" https://exgeist.hypotheses.org/nordlitt
Reposted by Stefanie von Schnurbein
In the latest nordlitt episode, we discuss Henrik Ibsen as a theatre practitioner. Ellen Rees (Oslo University) unfolds surprising resonances between French musical comedies by Eugène Scribe and Henrik Ibsen's most famous plays, A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1341
February 9, 2024 at 2:30 PM
In the latest nordlitt episode, we discuss Henrik Ibsen as a theatre practitioner. Ellen Rees (Oslo University) unfolds surprising resonances between French musical comedies by Eugène Scribe and Henrik Ibsen's most famous plays, A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1341
Reposted by Stefanie von Schnurbein
Neue Folge des Podcast! nordlitt continues the mini-series on Queer Theory and literature with the help of Jenny Björklund, Uppsala University. We ask what queer literature and reading might mean in a time and place where gay and lesbian parenting has become normalized. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1329
December 14, 2023 at 2:47 PM
Neue Folge des Podcast! nordlitt continues the mini-series on Queer Theory and literature with the help of Jenny Björklund, Uppsala University. We ask what queer literature and reading might mean in a time and place where gay and lesbian parenting has become normalized. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1329
Many thanks to Jenny Björklund and Cecilia Falkman for a queerly inspiring conversation
Neue Folge des Podcast! nordlitt continues the mini-series on Queer Theory and literature with the help of Jenny Björklund, Uppsala University. We ask what queer literature and reading might mean in a time and place where gay and lesbian parenting has become normalized. exgeist.hypotheses.org/1329
December 14, 2023 at 3:39 PM
Many thanks to Jenny Björklund and Cecilia Falkman for a queerly inspiring conversation