Fairy tales and the Latin tradition. A literary-contextualising approach

Het Latijnse sprookje. Een literaire benadering

Start - End 

2009 - 2014 (completed)

Type 

PhD research

Research Focus 

Literary studies

Research Period 

Late Antiquity

Middle Ages

Additional tags 

Latin literature

Tabgroup

Abstract

to be completed

People

Supervisor(s)

Wim Verbaal

• Department of Literary Studies

• 15th Century
• 17th Century
• 18th Century
• Antiquity
• Central Europe
• Comparative
• Cultural memory
• Dutch
• Early Modern literature
• English
• French
• German
• Greek
• History
• Iconography and analysis of images
• Identity
• Italian
• Language and text analysis
• Late Antiquity
• Latin
• Latin literature
• Literary history
• Literary studies
• Literature from Antiquity
• Literature from Late Antiquity
• Medieval literature
• Middle Ages
• Northern Europe
• Poetics
• Religion
• Rhetoric
• Southern Europe
• Western Europe

Phd Student(s)

Stijn Praet

• 15th Century
• 16th Century
• 17th Century
• 18th Century
• 19th Century
• Antiquity
• Central Europe
• Comparative
• Comparative literary studies
• Fairy tale
• Fictionality
• Gender
• Homoerotic poetry
• Interculturalism
• Language and text analysis
• Late Antiquity
• Latin literature
• Literary studies
• Literary theory
• Medieval literature
• Middle Ages
• Middle East
• Narrative framing
• Northern Europe
• Queer studies
• Short stories
• Southern Europe
• Translation Studies
• Western Europe