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    Ceramic art by Lilach Naishtat

    Call for Papers

    Transnational Romanticism
    23-26 July 2025 | University of Göttingen, Germany

    In September 1798, Samuel Taylor Coleridge went on his


    first-ever voyage outside England, together with William and
    Dorothy Wordsworth. Coleridge’s time in Göttingen, Germany, Scholars, translators, artists, teachers and students are invited
    initiated him as a central agent in the dissemination of to send proposals. Contributions may focus on but are not
    German literature and thought in England. However, his deep limited to:
    involvement in foreign languages and cultures goes beyond
    • Traveling translations and cultural transmissions
    German and Anglo-centric spaces. Through his reading of
    • Multidisciplinary and intercultural dialog
    Greek, Latin, German, Italian, Sanskrit, and Hebrew texts,
    in the Romantic era
    Coleridge plumbed strata of meaning and attained original
    • Romantic inter- and intra-cultural exchanges
    insights, which he adopted in his own poetry, criticism, and
    • World literature and national literatures
    philosophy. As an obsessive translator, he produced more than
    • Translations of Romantic poetry and prose into
    one hundred translations and developed theoretical insights
    foreign languages
    and perceived the act of translation itself as an interlinguistic
    • Innovative digital modes of exploring transnational
    creative practice.
    Romanticism
    The conference will focus not only on Coleridge but also more • Illustration and visualization and their roles in Romantic
    broadly on Romantic transactions with foreign languages and transmissions
    cultures including but not limited to Western European and • Contemporary rewritings and alternative forms of
    Anglo-centric spheres and paradigms. translation
    • Pedagogical innovations
    The conference will be hosted in the historic Library where • The role and use of libraries and archives
    Coleridge worked at Göttingen, and will include an excursion • Print culture, manuscripts and other forms
    to the beautiful Harz Mountains, following in the footsteps of cultural circulation
    of Coleridge and many Romantic tourists. • Creative responses to the conference themes

    Keynote speakers: James Engell (Harvard) | Ralf Haekel (Leipzig) | Diego Saglia (Parma)

    Timeline Organizing committee:


    Deadline: 13 October 2024 Barbara Schaff, Gregory Leadbetter
    Confirmation of acceptance: Early 2025 Maximiliaan van Woudenberg, Lilach Naishtat
    Please submit abstracts of 300 words for contributions of 20 minutes,
    together with a short biographical note of up to 100 words, to: [email protected]

    KIBBUTZIM COLLEGE
    Of Education Technology & Arts

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