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\n\u2013Anders Olsson<\/strong>, writer, professor of literature at Stockholm University, former permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy.
\n\u2013Carin Franz\u00e9n<\/strong>, professor of literature at Stockholm University.
\n\u2013Isabelle St\u00e5hl<\/strong>, writer and doctoral student in history of ideas at Stockholm University. She has also studied philosophy at S\u00f6dert\u00f6rn University and has a Masters degree in history of ideas from Stockholm University.
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\nModerator:
\n\u2013Gabriella Ahlstr\u00f6m<\/strong><\/p>\n