Across Generations and Genres: The Legacy of the Holocaust in Dutch-Jewish Literature

Burkes Reading Method in the Force Field between the 'Intrinsic' and 'Extrinsic' Apporach towards Literature

Early modern poethood and selfhood. The representation of the urban individual in Eduard de Dene's 'Testament Rhetoricael'

Early Modern theater and 'gouvernementalité' (Foucault): three pieces of Joost van den Vondel in a new light

Enlightenment at war. Epic poetry, the citizen and discursive bridges to the military (1740-1800)

In Looking Back, Becoming Modern: Shifting Discourses on 'Latin Renaissance' in the French and Italian Literary Fields, 1870-1915

Literature in the making: pre histories of a modern concept (12th-18th centuries)

Looking inward: Constantijn Huygens Ooghen-troost (1647) and the sepcial visuality of the poetic experience

National theory in Dutch epics (1766-1795): formation of a historical experience?

Non finito: Michelangelo, Rilke, and the Poetics of the Fragment

Perception and conception of the self in the early modern period: the proasic rhetorics of Coornhert and Charron

The author as reader. The poetics of Vladimir Nabokov's Lectures on Literature

The Psychoanalytic Image

The role of the Dutch fresh in the development of innovative forms of European versification of the early modern period

"This is my body broken for thee". Early modern sacralization of literature, the case of Vondel's 'Altaergeheimenissen' and Huygens' 'Avondmaalsgedichten'

To Distance the Near Past: The Representation of The Frencj Revolution in English and Dutch Texts (1785-95)

Radical Revenge? Revenge tragedy and providential thinking in the Dutch Republic 1638-1678

The Ten Commandments and the ideal of introspective individuation in the late Middle Ages (c. 1300-c. 1550)