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Deltagande sker i mån av plats. För deltagande via Zoom kontakta Sofia Wijkmark��i god tid.

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Program

Torsdag November 10, 3A 340

12.00 – 13.00�� ��Lunch

13.00 – 13.15�� ��Inledning

13.15 – 14.30�� ��Katrina Jan, PhD-candidate, University of Birmingham:��“Jack the Ripper, Sex and the Nineteenth Century”

14.30 –14.50�� ����Coffee

14.50 –15.25�� ����Morten Feldtfos Thomsen, senior lecturer, and Sofia Wijkmark, associate professor, comparative literature, ������ý:��“The Scandinavian Serial Killer Narrative: Intermediality and the Welfare State”

15.25-16.00�� �� ����Erik van Ooijen, associate Professor, comparative literature, ������ý:��“Thoughts on Cannibalism and Taste”

16.00-16.30�� �� ����Linus Gårdfeldt, poet and teacher of creative writing, ������ý: “Vocoder: Ur röstregistret” (will be performed in Swedish)

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Fredag November 11, Minerva

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9.15 – 9.45�� ��Valeria Villegas Lindvall, Ph.D., Film Studies, University of Gothenburg:��“Between Lunacy and Patriarchal Lucidity: The Serial Killer and Argentinian Modernity in El Vampiro Negro (1953)”�� ��������������

9.45-10.30�� ��Maria Karlsson Ph.D., Literary Studies & Mats Hyvönen, Ph.D., Media and Communication Studies, Uppsala University: True Crime on the Air. The Representation of Crime, the Law, and the Justice System in Swedish Public Service Radio´s P3 Documentary 2005–2020.

10.30 –10.50�� ��Kaffe

10.50 – 11.30�� ��Mathias Clasen, Associate Professor, English, Aarhus University: Why Are We Fascinated with Serial Killers? An Evolutionary Perspective on a Peculiar Cultural Obsession.

11.30-12.15�� ��Avslutning

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12.15�� ��Lunch

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