This article studies the use of Affect theory in relation to the notion of hyperobjects to explore if the latter can help transform complex environmental processes into culturally comprehensible concepts. Taking the notion ...

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This short story by Tina Pahnke tells the story of Lisa and her family, challenging the reader’s perception of memory and reality through interjections from the first-person narrator.

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As part of the "Love, Power & Academia" event, Anna-Lena Oldehus conducted a lively interview with porn scholar Madita Oeming.

Autofiction is a literary genre that combines the traditional genres of fiction and autobiography. The three autofictional texts in this section stem from a class on “Autofiction,” taught by Lujain Youssef in the summer ...

As a scholar of film, one can sometimes struggle with writing about film, as one never quite captures on paper what is seen on the screen. One way to overcome this problem is to find new ways to engage with films academically, ...

It is a fact that in writing about the cinema there is an inherent compromise in the process of analyzing audiovisual aspects. “Videographic Criticism” has paved the way for scholars to develop their arguments while ...

Jane Austen is an indispensable part of both the literary canon and pop culture. Where does our fascination with Austen’s plots come from? What elements explain Austen’s enduring appeal? Sophia Trayser explores these ...

The editorial board of In Progress did not meet during the summer break, so there is a lot of catching up to do. We quickly realized that apart from vacations and term papers, we all had one thing in common: we consumed ...