Elizaveta Khachaturyan is Associate Professor of Italian Language and Linguistics at the University of Oslo, Norway. Her main research field is spoken language and semantic analysis, as well as multilingual communication and multiculturalism. She works on discourse markers, verbs, language acquisition, and national identity.Álvaro Llosa Sanz is Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literatures at the University of Oslo, Norway. His areas of interest include Golden Age Spanish literature and culture, memory and rhetoric, multimodality and transmedia, reading and media studies and material culture applied to fiction.

• Sweden in the Eyes of the Southern European Reader: translation and reception of Swedish fiction in Greece and Spain between 2000 and 2017 (Ingela Johansson and Marianna Smaragdi) – Imitation, Inertia, and Innovation: The Selection of Italian Literature for Translation into Danish (Hanne Jansen) – Translating Swedish realia of Annika Thor’s En ö i havet. (Giorgia D'Aprile Østvær) – Nordic Modernity, Nordic Feminism and Ibsen in the Spanish　Silver Age (Iris Muñiz) – Images from the North: Scandinavia as a boreal place in Cervantes (Alvaro Llosa Sanz) – A «dissolute» Swedish woman in Sicily. The character of Ingrid Sjostrom in the Montalbano series by Camilleri (Ida Caiazza) – The Southener as Hero: Henrik Angell’s Heroic Image of Montenegrins and Serbs　(Svein Mønnesland) – From Scandinavia to Poland through Italy and then back again – Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret as an intercultural medium (Karolina Drozdowska) – Le Villi by Giacomo Puccini: transfiguration of a myth (Gaia Palesati) – Norwegian ‹Polar Vikings› and their influence on the Polish discourse of Arctic exploration in the interwar period　(Agata Lubowicka ) – From Heaven to Hell and Back: Representations of Scandinavia in South Slavic Online Sources (Ljiljana Šarić and Nataša Ristivojević-Rajković) – Norway seen from a Portuguese vantage point – there and here　(Ana Rita Ferreira and Diana Santos) – Workers, tourists and migrants. Examples of language barriers and coping strategies among inhabitants in Alicante　(Ann Elisabeth Laksfoss Cardozo) – Discourses about education: Norwegian universities seen by Italian academic staff (Elizaveta Khachaturyan)

Elizaveta Khachaturyan is Associate Professor of Italian Language and Linguistics at the University of Oslo, Norway. Her main research field is spoken language and semantic analysis, as well as multilingual communication and multiculturalism. She works on discourse markers, verbs, language acquisition, and national identity.Álvaro Llosa Sanz is Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literatures at the University of Oslo, Norway. His areas of interest include Golden Age Spanish literature and culture, memory and rhetoric, multimodality and transmedia, reading and media studies and material culture applied to fiction.

• Sweden in the Eyes of the Southern European Reader: translation and reception of Swedish fiction in Greece and Spain between 2000 and 2017 (Ingela Johansson and Marianna Smaragdi) – Imitation, Inertia, and Innovation: The Selection of Italian Literature for Translation into Danish (Hanne Jansen) – Translating Swedish realia of Annika Thor’s En ö i havet. (Giorgia D'Aprile Østvær) – Nordic Modernity, Nordic Feminism and Ibsen in the Spanish　Silver Age (Iris Muñiz) – Images from the North: Scandinavia as a boreal place in Cervantes (Alvaro Llosa Sanz) – A «dissolute» Swedish woman in Sicily. The character of Ingrid Sjostrom in the Montalbano series by Camilleri (Ida Caiazza) – The Southener as Hero: Henrik Angell’s Heroic Image of Montenegrins and Serbs　(Svein Mønnesland) – From Scandinavia to Poland through Italy and then back again – Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret as an intercultural medium (Karolina Drozdowska) – Le Villi by Giacomo Puccini: transfiguration of a myth (Gaia Palesati) – Norwegian ‹Polar Vikings› and their influence on the Polish discourse of Arctic exploration in the interwar period　(Agata Lubowicka ) – From Heaven to Hell and Back: Representations of Scandinavia in South Slavic Online Sources (Ljiljana Šarić and Nataša Ristivojević-Rajković) – Norway seen from a Portuguese vantage point – there and here　(Ana Rita Ferreira and Diana Santos) – Workers, tourists and migrants. Examples of language barriers and coping strategies among inhabitants in Alicante　(Ann Elisabeth Laksfoss Cardozo) – Discourses about education: Norwegian universities seen by Italian academic staff (Elizaveta Khachaturyan)

Elizaveta Khachaturyan is Associate Professor of Italian Language and Linguistics at the University of Oslo, Norway. Her main research field is spoken language and semantic analysis, as well as multilingual communication and multiculturalism. She works on discourse markers, verbs, language acquisition, and national identity.Álvaro Llosa Sanz is Associate Professor of Spanish Language and Literatures at the University of Oslo, Norway. His areas of interest include Golden Age Spanish literature and culture, memory and rhetoric, multimodality and transmedia, reading and media studies and material culture applied to fiction.

• Sweden in the Eyes of the Southern European Reader: translation and reception of Swedish fiction in Greece and Spain between 2000 and 2017 (Ingela Johansson and Marianna Smaragdi) – Imitation, Inertia, and Innovation: The Selection of Italian Literature for Translation into Danish (Hanne Jansen) – Translating Swedish realia of Annika Thor’s En ö i havet. (Giorgia D'Aprile Østvær) – Nordic Modernity, Nordic Feminism and Ibsen in the Spanish　Silver Age (Iris Muñiz) – Images from the North: Scandinavia as a boreal place in Cervantes (Alvaro Llosa Sanz) – A «dissolute» Swedish woman in Sicily. The character of Ingrid Sjostrom in the Montalbano series by Camilleri (Ida Caiazza) – The Southener as Hero: Henrik Angell’s Heroic Image of Montenegrins and Serbs　(Svein Mønnesland) – From Scandinavia to Poland through Italy and then back again – Eugenio Barba and Odin Teatret as an intercultural medium (Karolina Drozdowska) – Le Villi by Giacomo Puccini: transfiguration of a myth (Gaia Palesati) – Norwegian ‹Polar Vikings› and their influence on the Polish discourse of Arctic exploration in the interwar period　(Agata Lubowicka ) – From Heaven to Hell and Back: Representations of Scandinavia in South Slavic Online Sources (Ljiljana Šarić and Nataša Ristivojević-Rajković) – Norway seen from a Portuguese vantage point – there and here　(Ana Rita Ferreira and Diana Santos) – Workers, tourists and migrants. Examples of language barriers and coping strategies among inhabitants in Alicante　(Ann Elisabeth Laksfoss Cardozo) – Discourses about education: Norwegian universities seen by Italian academic staff (Elizaveta Khachaturyan)