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2017
Mark “Take the Beuys off!” – Reconsidering the Current Concept of Ekphrasis in the Performative Poetry of Thomas Kling : A portrait poem by the German poet Thomas Kling (1957-2005) about the German artist Joseph Beuys is the starting point to reconsider the current ekphrasis discourse in the light of experienced visuality by combining the concept of ancient rhetoric with modern ideas of imagination, multimodality and performativity.
Führer, Heidrun ^LU (2017) In Aletria: Revista de Estudos de Literatura 27(2). p.157-188
- Contribution to journal › Article
2016
Mark Imagetext and ekphrasis as chances of revival in translation studies
Nicolau, Felix ^LU (2016) In Metacritic Journal for Comparative Studies and Theory 2(1). p.35-58
- Contribution to journal › Article
2014
Mark A New Look on Ekphrasis : an Eye-tracking Experiment on a Cinematic Example
Cariboni Killander, Carla ^LU ; Lutas, Liviu ^LU and Strukelj, Alexander ^LU (2014) In Ekphrasis. Images, Cinema, Theatre. Media 12(2). p.10-31
- Contribution to journal › Article
Mark The trajectory of ancient ekphrasis
Führer, Heidrun ^LU and Banaskiewicz, Bernadette (2014) p.45-75
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2013
Mark Questioning ekphrasis with the help of eye-tracking technique
Lutas, Liviu ^LU and Cariboni Killander, Carla ^LU (2013) Rethinking Intermediality in the Digital Age
- Contribution to conference › Abstract
Mark Cinematic Ekphrasis and its Narrative Implications
Lutas, Liviu ^LU (2013) Emerging Vectors of Narratology: Toward Consolidation orDiversification?
- Contribution to conference › Abstract

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