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June 2017
Featured Thinker Workshop: “Die Entdeckung der Kommunikativen Welt”, Prof. Dr. Michael Giesecke
Am 22.06.2017 von 12:30 bis 18:30 Uhr im Raum 0.701 in der Aula am Waldweg, Waldweg 26, bietet das ZTMK zusammen mit Prof. Dr. Michael Giesecke (Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaften, Universität Erfurt) einen ganztätigen Workshop zum Thema „Die Entdeckung der kommunikativen Welt“ an. Das Event ist in drei Sektionen á 90 Minuten aufgeteilt. Im Mittelpunkt von Michael Gieseckes Arbeit steht die Erforschung menschlicher Kommunikationssysteme, die er unter anderem aus historischer, psychologischer und medienwissenschaftlicher Sicht heraus untersucht hat. Besonders ist dabei sein Anliegen…
Find out more »Public Lecture: “Religion, Colonialism, and South Asia”, Barton Scott (University of Toronto)
As a part of its public lecture series "Wie Religioses ensteht und vergeht", the Forum for Interdisciplinary Religious Studies at the University of Göttingen invites you to its upcoming public lecture by Prof. Dr. Barton Scott.
Find out more »Symposium: “Workers of the World: Exploring global perspectives on labour from the 1950s to the present”
How can we arrive at global perspectives on labour, which reach beyond teleologies of an all-encompassing “race to the top” (or “to the bottom”), but also beyond the notion of ever-increasing differentiation? This conference explores overarching trends in the political as well as corporate regulation and in the forms of collective organisation of labour. Such an exploration is understood as a precondition for an adequate analysis of the dynamics of current capitalism. It needs to be based on an examination…
Find out more »July 2017
Public Lecture: “The Vulnerable Consensus: The Chinese Experiment with Ancient World History in the Twentieth Century”, Prof. Xin Fan
During the twentieth century world historians in China experimented with ways in which to place China’s ancient past within a world-historical context. From Neo-Confucianism to cultural morphology, from text criticism to historical materialism, they combined local intellectual traditions with globally circulating ideas, and created a significant legacy of world-historical studies. Despite the diversity in research methodology, their mission was to establish a consensus of common humanity through historical studies to overcome the gap of cultural difference between China and the…
Find out more »Public Lecture: “Liberating the ‘oppressed nations’: Chinese communist networks and the Comintern in Southeast Asia, the Americas, and Europe, c. 1920s-1930s”, Dr. Anna Belogurova
In the context of unprecedented circulation of people and ideas in the interwar global moment, Chinese communists built their overseas networks in the old empires and invented new nations. As they were making revolution both in and outside China, they aspired to liberate the world from imperialism and to save China. Their rationale was rooted both in long held ideas about China’s place in the world, as well as in new theories of political revolution which had originated outside China.…
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