Projects in Modern Languages In 'Research projects' (S)extremismEstoria de Espanna DigitalGlobal Literary TheoryOur projectsResearch projects in TranslationSerge Daney Back to 'Modern Languages research' Current and recent projects in Modern Languages at Birmingham: Culture and its uses as testimony '(S)extremism': Theoretical and Artistic Interventions on Women and Extremism Urban terrorism in Europe 2004-2019 Serge Daney and Queer Cinephilia 2018-2020 Violence against women in Algeria in the 1990s: narratives, translations, and languages Global Literary Theory: Caucasus Literatures Compared Women and Translation in Early Modern Germany, c.1600-1720 (2017-20) The Grace of the Italian Renaissance (2017-19) Inner and outer exile in fascist Germany and Spain: a comparative study (2016-19) Estoria de Espanna Digital Baudelaire Song Project (2015-2019) Older projects: Queer Italia Network (2016-2018) Culture and its uses as testimony (2016-17) Joseph Zobel: Négritude's Novelist? The Transnational Politics of a French Caribbean Author working between the Caribbean, Africa and Europe (2014-2016) Outposts of Conquest (2012-16) Contemporary French poetic practice: an interdisciplinary approach (2013-2015) Interdisciplinary Italy 1900-2015 (2012-14) The Zibaldone project (2008-13) Adaptation, Recreation, Translation (2012) Genre Studies Network Our research centres: Sexuality and Gender Studies Our research networks: FRANCOPOCO (Francophone Colonial and Postcolonial) Network Genre Studies Network Postcolonial Birmingham Research Network