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With the looming water scarcity on earth, what better challenge than word and image studies to provide new understanding to this fluid element, and to address its philosophical, mythographic, semiotic, artistic stakes? Avec la pénurie d’eau qui menace la planète, quel meilleur défi que les études texte et image pour apporter une nouvelle compréhension à cet élément fluide, et aborder ses enjeux philosophiques, mythographiques, sémiotiques et artistiques ?

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Nathalie Roelens is Professor of Literary Theory at the University of Luxembourg where she directs the Institute of Romance Studies, Media and Arts. She co-leads the “Dressing the Invisible” seminar (Collège des Bernardins, Paris). Her research interests include visual semiotics. Véronique Plesch is Professor of Art History and Chair of the Art Department at Colby College (Waterville, Maine). President of IAWIS/AIERTI from 2008 to 2017, her research encompasses a range of topics with steady focus on word and image studies. Catriona MacLeod is Frank Curtis Springer and Gertrude Melcher Springer Professor in the College and the Department of Germanic Studies at the University of Chicago. Current senior editor of the journal Word & Image, her research focuses on Romantic literature and the visual arts. Armand Erchadi is Research Assistant at the Institute of Romance Studies of the University of Luxembourg. He is a specialist in comparative literature and literary theory and his research focuses on the epic genre and value in the Indo-European domain.

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