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A researcher from the University will spend 6 months doing research at the most important linguistic research centre in Europe campus
It is part of the agreement signed with the BBVA Foundation, which granted 40,000 euros for the first diachronic study of the poetic expression of emotions in Greek poetry over 28 centuries.
The philologist Cristóbal Pagán Cánovas, researcher of the Institute for Culture and Society (ICS) of the University of Navarra, is spending six months at the Institute for Advanced Institute of Advanced programs of study of Humanities (IASH) of the University of Edinburgh (Scotland)., the campus most important in Europe in the field of Linguistics -and third in the world- according to the -and third in the world- according to the QS World University Ranking, which is published annually by The Times newspaper.
The stay is part of the agreement signed with the BBVA Foundation, which granted him an financial aid of 40,000 euros for his project EMOCCC40,000 euros for his EMOCCC, the first diachronic study of the poetic expression of emotions in Greek poetry over 28 centuries, from Homer to the present day. His application was one of the 56 selected among the 1,664 received.
This research is framed in the field of work of Cristóbal Pagán, focused on cognitive linguistics, cognitive poetics, analysis of speech, Greek Philology , comparative literature and cognitive science.
Specifically, researcher of the ICS carries out his stay together with Professor Douglas Cairns, from project 'History of Distributed Cognition' (History of Distributed Cognition) of the IASH, a line that deals with the understanding of cognition from classical antiquity to the present day.