The Cartography of the Political Novel in Europe

欧洲政治小说的制图

• 批准号: 10061848
• 金额: $ 42.71万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: EU-Funded
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2023 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=10061848
• 关键词: Cartography; Political; Novel; Europe

The project sets out to examine how people in different national and cultural contexts engage with contemporary political issues and thereby have their share in shaping European societies and politics in the 21st century. This is done through the prism of an extraordinary aesthetic and social phenomenon that we call the political novel in Europe (or PNE), which is gaining prominence not only in strictly delimited literary circles but in European societies at large. Given this new relevance of political writing, CAPONEU’s goal is to assess the political novel as an important element of the European cultural heritage and as a tool for community building and European advocacy. The consortium brings together an interdisciplinary research team that seeks not only to unpack the rich literary heritage of the 20th century but also (through collaboration with a wide range of actors) to make the PNE experiences relevant to our present. It allows us to understand how perceptions formed by different beliefs, values, traditions, economy, history, culture, age and gender are reflected in the PNE as a specific literary genre, and how and why this genre re-emerges as a social factor today. Thus, not only the representation of beliefs and traditions in the PNE will be analysed, but also the role of the PNE itself in shaping and changing perspectives on the individual, the state, the economy, and especially on Europe’s historical and cultural past. Aware that the European project has been destabilised in recent decades by crises (economic and political crises, migrations, the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change), the question now is how the European heritage of the EPN can become active in strengthening the resilience of European societies to crises. Given the simultaneous resurgence of various forms of populism and/or authoritarianism, a subsequent recession, and, most recently, war with unpredictable consequences, answering this question will be crucial for the future of Europe. Acknowledgement: CAPONEU, coordinated by University of Zagreb, brings together 8 partners, 5 of which have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101094658. The other three partners, University of Brighton, University of Cambridge and Autonomy are funded by Innovate UK as part of the Guarantee Fund which underwrites successful Horizon Europe bids involving UK partners.

该项目在不同的民族背景下向人们展示了当代政治问题，并且在21世纪塑造了欧洲社会和政治。在欧洲（或PNE）e。鉴于政治写作的新相关性，Caponeu的目标是将政治小说评估为欧洲文化遗产的重要因素，并作为建筑和欧洲倡导的工具。 20世纪的丰富文学遗产，以及（通过与广泛的演员合作）使我们的iStory，文化，年龄和性别反映在PNE中。因此，当今的社会因素是一个社会因素危机，迁移，19岁的大流行和气候变化）EPN可以在Sirepeen社会中活跃于危机和/或专制主义。由萨格勒布大学欧盟大学地平线研究与创新计划协议协调的101094658。剑桥自主权的措施由担保基金资助，该资金承销成功的Horizo​​n Horizo​​n Europe bids Invner s。