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Introduction : the acoustic neo-avant-gardes between literature and radio

Inge Arteel, Lars Bernaerts (UGent) , Siebe Bluijs (UGent) and Pim Verhulst

(2021) Tuning in to the neo-avant-garde : experimental radio plays in the postwar period. p.1-24
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Neo-avant-gardes, why bother?

Inge Arteel, Lars Bernaerts (UGent) , Vincent Broqua, Dirk De Geest, Michel Delville, Thomas Eder, Brigitte Félix, Roland Innerhofer, Ilse Logie (UGent) , Sabine Müller, et al.

(2021) Neo-avant-gardes : post-war literary experiments across borders. p.1-30
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Tuning in to the neo-avant-garde : experimental radio plays in the postwar period

Inge Arteel, Lars Bernaerts (UGent) , Siebe Bluijs (UGent) and Pim Verhulst

(2021)
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Literary neo-avant-gardes in confrontation

Inge Arteel and Lars Bernaerts (UGent)

(2020) Confrontational readings : literary neo-avant-gardes in Dutch and German. In Germanic Literatures 21. p.1-12
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Confrontational readings : literary neo-avant-gardes in Dutch and German

Inge Arteel, Lars Bernaerts (UGent) and Olivier Couder

(2020) In Germanic Literatures 21.
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Ritual failure remains? The inaccessibility of the dead (corpse) in antigone and in contemporary post-conflict art

Katharina Pewny (UGent) and Inge Arteel

(2016) Occupy antigone : tradition, transition and transformation in performance. In Schriftenreihe Forum Modernes Theater 47. p.177-189

Academic Bibliography

Introduction : the acoustic neo-avant-gardes between literature and radio

Neo-avant-gardes, why bother?

Tuning in to the neo-avant-garde : experimental radio plays in the postwar period

Literary neo-avant-gardes in confrontation

Confrontational readings : literary neo-avant-gardes in Dutch and German

Ritual failure remains? The inaccessibility of the dead (corpse) in antigone and in contemporary post-conflict art

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