Littera Aperta. International Journal of Literary and Cultural Studies

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Littera Aperta. International Journal of Literary and Cultural Studies is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published yearly in Autumn. Littera Aperta seeks scholarly essays which clearly state its scope, either provide a new dimension to conventional approaches, or investigate new ways of interpreting literature. The purpose of the journal is to reflect the great range of research undertaken by experts in all areas of the humanistic discipline. Consequently, it invites contributions across a broad spectrum of classical and contemporary methodologies, from traditional, philologically-oriented approaches to (post)modern, cultural strategies.

Edited by the Cultural Association Littera Aperta (Reg. no. 60353)

ISSN 2341-0663

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Doustin, Elisabeth (Cultural Association Littera Aperta, 2016)

Entretien avec l’écrivain français Jean-Pierre Brouillaud, mené par des étudiants du lycée Jean Moulin (Saint-Amand-Montrond), sous la responsabilité d’Elisabeth Doustin, leur professeur de littérature. Après une introduction ...
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González Pérez, Leticia (Cultural Association Littera Aperta, 2016)

Tony Harrison’s play The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus, chosen as one of the 100 best plays of the 20th century by the National Theatre Millennium Poll, came in from the desire to bring the Greek genre of satyr play back to ...