With massive numbers of the world’s population living as refugees and exiles, the literary production of displaced peoples poses serious questions and challenges to conventional and established methods of literary analysis. This is the context in which PalREAD is working to develop a comprehensive model for the study of Palestinian literature as an early and on-going case of literary displacement. To do so, PalREAD is seeking new ways to account for and analyze texts, literary production, reception and reading practices that challenge and lie outside the framework of the nation-state. In tracing the story of Palestinian literary production across different countries and continents, PalREAD adopts a transnational perspective combined with a holistic methodology that can view and understand Literature in its widest components.
The PalREAD project (2019-2023) is hosted at Freie Universität Berlin, Faculty of History and Cultural Studies, and has received funding by the European Research Council (Horizon 2020 under grant number 758 636).
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Funding
The PalREAD project has received funding from the European Research Council
under the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme; project ID: 758636.
