2025/02/13 by Helle, Sophus
#FOS: Languages and literature
paper · doi:10.60949/vjja-2454
In the curatorial statement to the ‘Articulations’ collection ‘Circulation’, the concept of circulation encompasses both closed, repetitive movement and open, expansive transmission. Analysing ‘Gilgamesh’ as a paradigmatic case, the text explores how literary works oscillate between novelty and continuity across cultures and epochs, embodying a dynamic interplay of sameness and difference essential for enduring circulation.