Studies on Cultural transfer and transmission is a continuation of the research programme on Peripheral Autonomy.
This website is dedicated to Peripheral Autonomy, a joint research initiative of three European universities.
Introduction
Within the global literary system smaller language communities hold a peripheral position. This presupposes a greater exposure to foreign influences and a stronger dependence on the cultural production in dominating languages. The project Peripheral autonomy?
25 November 2010 - Groningen
By siteadmin - Posted on September 24th, 2010
On 25 November 2010 we will organize the closing conference of the ‘Peripheral Autonomy?’-project. But this 'closing' conference will not be a definitive end of the 'peripheral'! At this conference a research agenda for the study in cultural transmission and minor language areas will be formulated too. For that matter, it is also a follow up of the symposium in 2008.
