[Commlist] IMoRI 2025: Mapping New Territories in Intermedial Studies — Online Research Forum

Join us online for the 3rd International Meeting of Researchers in 
Intermediality (IMoRI 2025), a two-day research forum bringing together 
leading research units from Europe and the Americas to explore emerging 
directions in intermedial studies.

Dates: 4–5 December 2025 (online)

Program and schedule: https://imori2025.mystrikingly.com/

Highlights:

- Panels showcasing current projects across intermedial research units
- Two roundtables featuring leading scholars in the field
- A featured conversation on adaptation and intermediality with Thomas 
Leitch
- PhD Research Showcase spotlighting emerging researchers

 Themes include:

- Fresh perspectives on core concepts (ekphrasis, adaptation, media 
relations; inter-/trans-/cross-mediality)
- Critical examination of old and new terminology under scrutiny 
(intersemiotic translation, appropriation, 
encoding/decoding/transcoding, remix)
- Intermedial approaches across time periods (ancient, premodern, early 
modern)
- Emerging areas of inquiry (environmental, medical, and digital 
humanities; affect; AI; news media; cross-disciplinary knowledge transfer)
- Interdisciplinary methods and genealogies of intermedial studies
Access

Free and open to all; no registration required. Program and access 
details are available at the conference website above.

Contacts

For questions, contact the organizers:
Mattia Petricola ((mattia.petricola /at/ gmail.com))
Marco Maggi ((marco.maggi /at/ usi.ch))

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