The latest issue of the journal Transilvania, focusing on Central European comparative and world literature, has just been published. It was edited by Blaž Gselman and Blaž Zabel as part of the project. This special issue features a collection of 14 articles and can be accessed here: https://revistatransilvania.ro/6-7-2026/
Comparative Literature and World Literature in East-Central Europe: An Introduction
Autor: Blaž Gselman, Blaž Zabel, Zoltán Z. Varga, Jessie Labov
Budapest, capitale de la littérature comparée – Les autres géographies du comparatisme européen: Janos Hankiss
Autor: Antoni Martí Monterde
The Substrate of Culture: Central Europe as Intellectual Space
Autor: Daniel Pratt
Personal Affinities and Professional Issues: Antal Szerb’s History of World Literature (1941)
Autor: Havasréti József
The Tragedy of Central Europe, Forty Years On
Autor: Kaitlyn Sorenson
Digital Literary Memory of the Visegrad Region: Wikipedia, Wikidata as New Aspects for Regional Literary History
Autor: Botond Szemes, Kata Dobás
The Biofictional Critique of the Nazis’ Christian Nationalism: Vladimir Bartol’s Alamut
Autor: Michael Lackey
East, West, Star, Moon: Semantic Implications of Journal Titles in the Self-Positioning of Hungarian Literature
Autor: Orsolya Rákai
Comparative Literature and the Politics of Universality: The Trans/National Ontology of Jean Hankiss
Autor: Tamás Scheibner
Between Fact and Form: Literary Journalism and Narrative Authority in East-Central Europe
Autor: György Túry, Jessie Labov
Un/worlding Literature: Dubravka Ugrešić as a Post-multinational Writer
Autor: Vladimir Biti
Reconnected into the World: The Early Years of the Hungarian Comparative Association in the AILC/ICLA
Autor: Zoltán Z. Varga, Péter Hajdu
The Genres of Literary Cult? A Methodological and Theoretical Recommendation for the Research of Eastern European Literary Cults
Autor: Zsófia Kalavszky
Mapping the Intellectual History of Central Europe: The Emergence of Slovenian Literary Studies and the Birth of Literary Theory
Autor: Blaž Gselman