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  1. National poets as the sacrifice

    Article • Frontiers of Narrative Studies, June 2018, De Gruyter

    Professor Marko Juvan

  2. SPIN’s flagship project is the Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe (ERNiE)

    Article • March 2018, Amsterdam University Press

    Dr Kozma Ahačič, philippus breuker, Professor Lieven D'hulst, Dr ANDER DELGADO, Marijan Dovic, Prof. Narve Fulsås, Dr Terry Gunnell, Gauti Kristmannsson, Christian Noack, Professor Rik Vosters, NATALIE KONONENKO, Dr Lone Martinsen, Dr Gijsbert Rutten, Anna Kyriazi, Marjet Derks, Dr Rogerio Miguel Puga, Philip Dine, Sérgio Gomes, Justyna Pyz, Sándor Hites, Sveinn Yngvi Egilsson, Eugenia Drakopoulou, Haraldur Bernharðsson, Rui Marques, Adolf Fridriksson, Ramon Maiz, Itziar Larrinaga, Karl Aspelund, Professor Sigurjón Baldur Hafsteinsson, Pēteris Vanags, CHARALAMPOS PASSALIS, Anete Karlsone, Zdravko Blazekovic, Adrian Shubert, Olha Voznyuk, Dr Pavel Tereshkovich, Nikolay Aretov, Nikolay Aretov, ALEXANDRA SFOINI, Tom Dunne, Krisztina Lajosi, Christopher Campo-Bowen, Marita Mathijsen, Éva Guillorel, Rasmus Glenthøj, Davor Beganovic, Milou van Hout, Maitane Ostolaza, Ivana Perica, Lefkios Zafiriou, Hana Zimmerhaklová, Kim Simonsen, Tim van Gerven, Matija Ogrin, Jordi Ginebra, Nadia Danova, Marios Hatzopoulos, Francesc Cortès, Xose Carlos Lopez Bernardez, Nelly Blanchard, Tomaž Pavlin, Troels Peter Roland, Toms Ķencis, Helen Fessas-Emmanouil, Viggo Bank Jensen, Xosé López-García, Avra Xepapadakou, Dalibor Dobias, Montserrat Comas, Popi POLEMI, Professor Murray Pittock, Katinka Netzer, Marija Klobcar, Nicoline Van der Sijs, Angela Jianu, MARIJA STANONIK, Mirjana Stefanović, Pertti Anttonen, Peter Šoltés, Margalida Tomàs, dr. Rutger Helmers, Elo Vilks, Máximo García, Damien François SAGRILLO, Thomas von der Dunk, Eric Storm, Lenka Řezníková, Javier Lopez Anton, Anne Jorunn Kydland, Elixabete Etxebeste, Montserrat Amores, tom shippey, Mrs Gunilla Hermansson, Monika Kropej Telban, carmen popescu, PhD. María José González Dávila, Professor Marko Juvan, Nilay Ozlu, Ludo Stynen, Joan Soler Mata, Dr Padraic Frehan, Oddmund Hoel, Nevena Dakovic, Alenka Koron, Ciaran McDonough, Carme Oriol Carazo, Jani Marjanen, Professor Andrii Danylenko

  3. The Charisma of Theory

    Article • December 2017, Brill

    Professor Marko Juvan

  4. The Aesthetics and Politics of Belonging: National Poets between “Vernacularism” and “Cosmopolitanism”

    Article • Arcadia - International Journal for Literary Studies, May 2017, De Gruyter

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  5. Literature and the Politics of Denial: Slovenian Novels on ‘The Erasure’

    Article • January 2017, Brill

    Professor Marko Juvan

  6. Political Theatre and Performance in (Post-)Yugoslav Space

    Article • European Review, February 2016, Cambridge University Press

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  7. Analyzing literatures with Geographical Information System: the case of Slovenia

    Article • International Journal of Humanities and Arts Computing, October 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  8. From Spatial Turn to GIS-Mapping of Literary Cultures

    Article • European Review, January 2015, Cambridge University Press

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  9. The Nation between the Epic and the Novel: France PreŠeren’s The Baptism on the Savica as a Compromise “World Text”

    Article • Canadian Review of Comparative Literature / Revue Canadienne de Littérature Comparée, January 2015, Project Muse

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  10. Taking Darwin metaphorically and literally: genres and sciences in a survival struggle

    Article • Neohelicon, April 2014, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  11. Doing Literature without Thinking: Paralogical Devices and the Literary Field

    Article • Canadian Review of Comparative Literature / Revue Canadienne de Littérature Comparée, January 2014, Project Muse

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  12. Worlding Literatures between Dialogue and Hegemony

    Article • CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture, December 2013, Purdue University (bepress)

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  13. Introduction to World Literatures from the Nineteenth to the Twenty-first Century

    Article • CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture, December 2013, Purdue University (bepress)

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  14. World Literature in Carniola: Transfer of Romantic Cosmopolitanism and the Making of National Literature

    Article • Interlitteraria, December 2012, University of Tartu Press

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  15. An introduction to literary studies

    Article • January 2011, Peter Lang, International Academic Publishers

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  16. The palimpsest of ruins: cultural memory, European literary intertext, and post-romanticism in Simon Jenko’s “Picture VII”

    Article • Neohelicon, November 2009, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  17. Towards a History of Intertextuality in Literary and Culture Studies

    Article • CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture, September 2008, Purdue University (bepress)

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  18. Generic Identity and Intertextuality

    Article • CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture, March 2005, Purdue University (bepress)

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  19. Literary Self-Referentiality and the Formation of the National Literary Canon

    Article • Neohelicon, January 2004, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  20. On Literariness: From Post-Structuralism to Systems Theory

    Article • CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture, June 2000, Purdue University (bepress)

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan

  21. Thematics and Intellectual Content: The XVth Triennial Congress of the International Comparative Literature Association in Leiden

    Article • CLCWeb Comparative Literature and Culture, March 1999, Purdue University (bepress)

    Professor Marko Juvan, Professor Marko Juvan