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Sara Dahlberg is a Doctoral Student at Lund University, affiliated with the Centre for Languages and Literature (SOL) under the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology. She is based in room SOL:H524 at Helgonabacken 12, Lund, and her research focuses on the intersection of literature and knowledge, particularly through the lens of the contemporary Anglophone novel-essay.
Her research interests center on how literary forms such as the novel-essay engage with epistemology, historical narratives, and the transformation of knowledge. Drawing on theoretical perspectives on the essay and the fragment, she explores how these hybrid forms create alternative histories and challenge conventional modes of knowledge production. Her work contributes to broader discussions in literary theory, contemporary fiction, and interdisciplinary approaches to literature and cognition.
Sara is currently conducting her doctoral project titled ‘A thing in motion will always be better than a thing at rest’: The Contemporary Anglophone Novel-Essay and Transformations of Knowledge, which commenced in September 2024. The project investigates how the novel-essay transposes and transforms knowledge, positioning it within a renaissance of literatures that critically examine the relationship between literature and knowing.
- Research Area: General Literary Studies, Studies of Specific Literatures
- Project Status: Active Dissertation Project
- Activity Type: Research and Academic Participation
Sara has participated in academic events such as the organization of a poetry reading on Roy McFarlane's work in May 2025, demonstrating her engagement with literary communities. She is listed in the Lund University Research Portal and holds an ORCID identifier (0009-0005-5743-7910), affirming her active scholarly presence. There is no mention of grant funding or advising responsibilities in the available materials.
She is not described as part-time, and there is no indication of retirement, former status, or awards. No publications or articles were listed in the provided texts.
