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*'''HERA project [http://www.womenwriters.nl/index.php/Travelling_TexTs Travelling TexTs] has been granted: collaborative research involving five countries'''<br><br> | *'''HERA project [http://www.womenwriters.nl/index.php/Travelling_TexTs Travelling TexTs] has been granted: collaborative research involving five countries'''<br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 08:16, 23 June 2013
Project news
This page presents news about NEWW project and COST Action, about subprojects starting within the network, and also about recent findings or research outcomes that are relevant to the WomenWriters network.
- NEWW network generated a COST Action (May 2009)
- 15 September 2009, Agnese Fidecaro organised a meeting informing about the Action, Geneva University, Faculty of Letters
- December 2009, Marie Nedregotten Sørbø (Norway) presented the Action on Volda college's home page
- Suzan van Dijk interviewed in NWO journal Geestesoog (pp. 6-7, December 2009)
- International Symposium in Ljubljana World Book Capital (September 2010)
- Our Action in COST news
- Over 20.000 reception records in WomenWriters database...
- A series of lectures about "our" authors
- CLARIN-NL project COBWWWEB has been granted: database will be further developed
- HERA project Travelling TexTs has been granted: collaborative research involving five countries
- In connection to the final COST-WWIH conference the Dutch "Letterkundig Museum" (Museum of Literary History) presents a small exhibition entitled "Nieuwe schrijfsters" (New women authors from the Dutch past). Here an online version of this exhibition.
SvD, June 2013
- Project news