Series created in 2008 and supervised by Florence Klein & Karl Zieger.
This series was conceived as a space of reflection and debate on the specifity, the various shapes, the transmissions et continuous transformations of the literary craft from Antiquity to the 21st century.
At a time when Europe is building itself economically and politically, it is more important than ever to look at its cultural dimension with a wide perspective, from the inventory of its patrimony to the recording of its emerging manifestations. Welcoming approaches taking into account adjacent human sciences such as history, linguistics, anthropology, philosophy, sociology, history of art or comparative literature, this series aims at sparking the curiosity and attention of the widest audience possible. It is with this goal in mind that the series promotes approaches which clarify the backdrop, context, stakes and scope of texts as well as puts forward the constant dialogue between European literatures ever since classical antiquity.
• ISSN : 2780-8092 (online)