Introductory Note
Introductory Note

Summary/Abstract: With this issue, Interlitteraria enters its new, biannual publication rhythm announced in this year’s spring issue. Despite the changes the year 2013 has brought to the journal, many traditions continue to be followed. Issues open to miscellaneous topics, such as this one, will be published every other year, and will hopefully always bring together diverse ways of comparativist thinking and research, a variety of scholarly traditions and the different working languages of Interlitteraria. In the 2013 winter issue, the German language and German-speaking scholars have a considerable presence, which brings a most welcome balance in this aspect, since German has been somewhat absent from the journal in recent years.

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