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Elena Dahlberg is a Researcher affiliated with the University of Skövde's Office of Research Administration, Collaboration and Innovation. She holds a doctoral degree (2014) from Uppsala University, where she specialized in Neo-Latin poetry and Swedish cultural history. Her research focuses on early modern literature, particularly Latin works from the 17th- and 18th-century Nordic region, exploring themes of political satire, religious thought, and intellectual networks.
Her work bridges literary analysis with historical context, examining how Latin texts functioned as vehicles for ideological expression, scholarly debate, and cultural identity formation. Notable projects include studies on Magnus Rönnow’s war poetry, Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s reception in Sweden, and the role of Latin disputations in early modern academia.
Elena has contributed to interdisciplinary conferences and edited volumes, such as The Annual Conference of the Classical Association of Canada and Boreas Rising. Her publications span journals like Interfaces: A Journal of Medieval European Literatures and Historisk Tidskrift, reflecting her expertise in historical textual criticism and cultural history.
Her recent book Rousseau och religionen (2024) examines Enlightenment-era Swedish interpretations of Émile, while her 2025 work on German early modern literary lexicons highlights her transnational research scope. She actively reviews scholarly publications across multiple disciplines, including Swedish and European intellectual history.
