BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:www-angam-phil-fau-de//Events//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Guest Seminar and Guest Lecture Leighton Williams (University of Otago\, Dunedin\, New Zealand): “Introducing Maori Studies” (26 .01.2026\, 14-16 Uhr and 18-20 Uhr) UID:2a1f-6f7a-74b9-31113@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The Chair of English Cultural and Literary Studies is deli ghted to welcome Leighton Williams from the University of Otago as a g uest researcher and lecturer\, who is coming all the way from Dunedin\ , New Zealand. He will be with us on Monday\, 26.01.2026\, to teach se veral classes and meet staff and students from FAU. Williams is an Ind igenous Studies scholar focusing on Maori culture\, which he explores\ , among other things\, through questions raised by Queer Theory\, Post colonial Studies and Pedagogy – as well as their intersections. At o ur institute he will host a session in Lou Pfeiffer’s seminar on “ Introducing Indigeneity\, Indigenous Studies and their Ongoing Discour se” (26.01.2026\, 2-4 pm\, KH 0.023)\, for which you can register vi a e-mail (lou.br.pfeiffer@fau.de). Furthermore\, he will give an eveni ng lecture on “Unsettling English: Land\, Sea and Indigenous Literar y Form in New Zealand and the Pacific” (26.01.2026\, 6-8 pm\, C301) in Prof. Dr. Claudia Lillge’s class. The evening lecture is open to everyone. If you have any further questions\, you can e-mail Lou Pfeif fer (lou.br.pfeiffer@fau.de). DTSTART:20260126T140000Z DTEND:20260126T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Historical Fictions Research Conference 2026: “Feelings and Emotions” UID:cc30-2d40-5613-30990@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The 10th annual conference of the Historical Fictions Rese arch Network will take place at the Kollegienhaus in Erlangen (Univers itätsstraße 15) from 19 to 20 February 2026. It is organised by Dr. Dennis Henneböhl\, Dr. Isabel Kalous (both FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg)\, and Alina Aulbur (University of Siegen). The Historical Fictions Resea rch Network aims to create a place for the discussion of all aspects o f the construction of the historical narrative. The focus of the confe rence is the way we construct history\, the narratives and fictions pe ople assemble and how. We welcome both academic and practitioner prese ntations. The Network addresses a wide variety of disciplines\, includ ing Archaeology\, Architecture\, Art History\, Cartography\, Cultural Studies\, Film Studies\, Gaming\, Gender\, Geography\, History\, Larpi ng\, Linguistics\, Literature\, Media Studies\, Memory Studies\, Museu m Studies\, Musicology\, Politics\, Queer Studies\, Race\, Reception S tudies\, Re-enactment\, Transformative Works. For the 2026 conference\ , the HFRN will engage in scholarly discussions on the topic of feeli ngs and emotions in historical fictions. It includes a keynote by Pro f. Dr. Heike Paul (FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg) as well as a reading and di scussion with Dr. Christine Lehnen (University of Hamburg). The progra mme can be found here. The conference is open to all FAU members. In o rder to register\, please contact Dr. Dennis Henneböhl (dennis.henneb oehl@fau.de) by 01 February 2026.  \; Original Call for Papers As the genre’s original name ‘historical romance’ suggests\, emotio ns have been central to historical fiction since its inception. Thus\, the study of historical fictions makes significant contributions to t he history of emotions\, which\, as Ute Frevert puts it\, is primarily concerned with analysing “what emotions do in and to history” (31 ). Hilary Mantel\, for instance\, remarked that working as a historica l novelist requires her to “unfreeze antique feeling\, unlock the em ot DTSTART:20260219T090000Z DTEND:20260220T180000Z LOCATION:
Kollegienhaus Erlangen (Universitäts straße 15)
DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Student Conference "Iconic Animals" (16./17.1.2026\, 9-18 Uhr) UID:c15e-0f8a-0428-30951@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Student Conference “\;Iconic Animals”\; (16.1.20 26-17.1.2026\, 9-18 Uhr) Animals are central to our lives. They are do mesticated and used for clothing and food\; incorporated into families as pets\; hunted for subsistence and sport\; deified in religions\; a nd put on display in zoos and museums. This student conference focuses on iconic animals\, i.e.\, animals with strong symbolic significance that embody particular ideas or concepts. As keynote speaker we welcom e Simon Wiesgickl. He gives a talk about “\;Metamorphoses: Iconic Animals and Religion”\;. Come along and discuss with us! Everyon e is welcome! (Our wonderful poster was designed by Emily Meuschke!) DTSTART:20260116T090000Z DTEND:20260117T180000Z DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:MA English Studies Online Welcome and Info Event UID:040000008200E00074C5B7101A82E00800000000D00274D7AF21DC010000000000 00000010000000E0E6D01C83335D41949E05F38633D982 DESCRIPTION:This online orientation event offers basic information on the structure of the programme\, the technicalities of course selectio n and course booking\, as well as an opportunity to ask questions and to meet the coordinators\, tutors and student representatives of the M A English Studies. DTSTART:20250919T160000Z DTEND:20250919T173000Z LOCATION:Zoom meeting DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Gastvortrag von Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Elisabeth Bronfen (em. Univ ersität Zürich): "Shakespeare und seine seriellen Motive" UID:7ace-dea0-e9d6-30652@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Der Lehrstuhl für Anglistische Kultur- und Literaturwisse nschaft lädt in Kooperation mit der Deutsch-Britischen Gesellschaft N ürnberg e.V. herzlich zum Gastvortrag von Elisabeth Bronfen anlässli ch des Erscheinens ihres neuen Buches Shakespeare und seine seriellen Motive (Fischer\, 2025) ein. Bronfens wissenschaftliches Œuvre deckt medienübergreifend die Bandbreite des anglistischen und amerikanistis chen Kanons sowie popkulturelle Phänomene von Shakespeare über klass ische Hollywood-Filme bis zu zeitgenössischen Serien ab. Ihre interdi sziplinären Zugriffe sind dabei ebenso vielseitig wie die von ihr beh andelten Gegenstände. Ihre Habilitationsschrift über die ästhetisch en Verbindungen zwischen Weiblichkeit und Tod\, Over Her Dead Body (Ma nchester UP\, 1992)\, gehört längst zu den Standardwerken der philol ogischen Disziplinen. Zu ihren zahlreichen Publikationen zählen auße rdem The Knotted Subject: Hysteria and ist Discontents (Princeton UP\, 1998)\, worin Bronfen eine feministische Relektüre medizinischer\, p hilosophischer und literarischer Texte über das vermeintliche Krankhe itsbild vornimmt\, und Diva: Eine Geschichte der Bewunderung (Schirmer /Mosel\, 2002)\, eine kulturwissenschaftliche Typologie anhand von Bei spielen wie Marylin Monroe und Ludwig II. von Bayern. Für ihr Schaffe n wurde Bronfen bereits vielfach ausgezeichnet\; so auch von der FAU\, die ihr 2021 die Ehrendoktorwürde verliehen hat. In Shakespeare und seine seriellen Motive nutzt Bronfen ihre Expertise über den wohl ein flussreichsten englischsprachigen Schriftsteller um die wiederkehrende n Themen\, Denkfiguren und Bilder in seinem Gesamtwerk ins Auge zu fas sen. Der auf Serialität gelenkte Blick deckt Gemeinsamkeiten\, Versch iebungen und Brüche in Shakespeares Stücken auf\, die neue Perspekti ven auf die Texte ermöglichen. Der Vortrag wird Einblick in die Vorge hensweise und Ergebnisse der Studie geben\, welche anschließend auf d em Podium und im Plenum diskutiert werden. Die Veranstaltung ist öffe ntlich und DTSTART:20251210T180000Z DTEND:20251210T200000Z LOCATION:
Alter Senatssaal (Kollegienhaus\, Universitätsstraß e 15\, 91054 Erlangen)
DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Conference of the German Society for English Romanticism (GER) : “Negotiations of Value in the Romantic Age” (25-28 September 202 5) UID:97fa-91d9-5ee9-30072@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The turn of the 19th century saw what several scholars con sider to be a paradigmatic shift in the understanding of the concept o f value. Whereas throughout much of the early modern age\, notions of what counted as valuable still cohered in many ways in different disco urses\, the time around 1800 witnessed a speeding-up of disciplinary s pecialization and\, with it\, the gradual alienation from each other o f different understandings of value. Most notably perhaps\, at the sam e time as economic value became more and more dominant and the rise of liberal thinking stressed the specific value of the human (the ‘inv ention’ of human rights)\, several poets and philosophers insisted o n the special status of aesthetic (and literary) value. The conference brings together an international group of renowned scholars who will discuss various discursive perspectives on value in the Romantic Age. It is organized by the Chair of “English Studies: Literature” (Pro f. Dr. Gerold Sedlmayr). The event is funded by the Deutsche Forschung sgemeinschaft (DFG). More information can be found here: https://www.g er25.fau.de/ DTSTART:20250925T000000Z DTEND:20250928T000000Z LOCATION:Orangerie (Schlossplatz 1\, 91054 Erlangen) DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Interview with David Chancellor about his Photo Book “Hunter s” (9.7.2025) UID:6b56-4a3f-0adf-29166@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:In recent years\, there has been a major increase in hunti ng safaris in South Africa. Though some hunters state that “hunting and conservation go hand in hand\,” especially big game hunting rema ins a controversial practice\, one that David Chancellor seeks to expl ore in his photo book “Hunters.” Through striking photographs he p ortrays the complex relationship between man and animal\, with a parti cular focus on the hunters themselves. The seminar “Cocoa\, Ivory\, Oil: Representations of Imperial Lifestyles\,” held by Prof. Dr. Cla udia Lillge\, has organized an interview with the photographer to lear n more about his inspirations and intentions behind his pictures\, the reception by both the audience and the hunters he depicts\, and possi ble ties to colonialism in his works. The interview will take place on July 9th at 10:30 am in room C601\; David Chancellor is going to join us via Zoom. If you have any questions regarding the event\, please c ontact Prof. Dr. Claudia Lillge. DTSTART:20250709T103000Z DTEND:20250709T114500Z LOCATION:C601 (Bismarckstraße 1) DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Guest Lecture by Alina Aulbur (Universität Siegen): “France s Burney’s Evelina: Sentimental Subversion” UID:719e-b338-a90a-29091@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Alina Aulbur will give a guest lecture in Dr. Dennis Henne böhl’s seminar “The Sentimental Mode in the 18th Century”. The topic will be “Frances Burney’s Evelina: Sentimental Subversion” \, discussing Burney’s engagement with the eighteenth-century litera ry tradition of sentimentalism in her first novel. The Institute for E nglish and American Studies is excited to welcome Alina Aulbur\, who i s an expert in Eighteenth-Century Studies\, especially the work of Fra nces Burney. This is an event from the Chair of English Culture and Li terature. If you would like to register\, please contact Dr. Dennis He nneböhl at dennis.henneboehl@fau.de. DTSTART:20250723T160000Z DTEND:20250723T180000Z LOCATION:C301\, Bismarckstraße 1 DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Prof. Jack Halberstam (Columbia University)\, Open Lecture: "B roken Windows: The Art of Demolition" UID:d9b4-9638-f3dd-28577@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Open Lecture: “\;Broken Windows: The Art of Demolitio n”\; While New York City is a now thoroughly financialized and ge ntrified space\, New York City in the mid-1970‘\;s was the terrai n for a competing set of relations to masonry\, buildings\, walls\, gl ass and the business of art and architecture. Through a prismatic juxt aposition of artists who are rarely read in relation to one another\, we can assess these competing visions of the city\, some utopian and o thers dystopian\, some committed to improvement\, others to destitutio n. And while artists Gordon Matta-Clark and Beverly Buchanan\, in very different ways\, shared a love of decaying walls and crumbling brick and saw in them alternative forms of vitality\, as we will see\, busin essman architect\, Philip Johnson\, entertained fascistic visions of s ocial domination through architecture and of individual greatness thro ugh monumentality. A closer look at Johnson‘\;s work demonstrates  that there is a potentially sinister side to improvement\, expansio n\, repair and shiny surfaces. This talk examines the dynamics of buil ding and unbuilding in relation to queer community\, aesthetic practic e and discourses of urban renewal. Jack Halberstam\, Professor of Gend er Studies and English at Columbia University\, has not only been one of the leading experts concerning the discourses around ideas of gende r\, sexuality and queerness\, he is one of the pioneering thinkers in this field. Among other publications\, his award-winning book Female M asculinity (Duke UP\, 1998) offered groundbreaking considerations on c onstructions of masculinity in pop culture and contemporary society at large. Halberstam developed the idea of a categorically different tem poral and spatial framework outside of heteronormativity in his work I n a Queer Time and Place (Duke UP\, 2005)\, situating transgender theo ry at the center of his research. At Columbia\, he is director of the Institute for Research on Women\, Gender and Sexualit DTSTART:20250630T180000Z DTEND:20250630T200000Z LOCATION:
Alter Senatssaal (Kollegienhaus)
DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Tanya Yael Raab: Lesung (5. Juni 2025) UID:830c-98f4-becf-28414@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Datum: Donnerstag\, 5. Juni\, 18 Uhr (s.t.) Raum: Kaminzim mer (St Paul V\, 00.003\, Dutzendteichstraße 24\, Nürnberg) Der Lehr stuhl für Anglistische Kultur- und Literaturwissenschaft lädt gemein sam mit dem Queer Staff Network zu einer Lesung mit anschließender Di skussion ein. “\;Shalom zusammen!”\; Mit diesen Worten begr üßt Tanya Yael Raab schon im Titel ihres im Frühjahr 2025 erschien enen Buches alle\, die sich mit dem Alltag jüdischer Personen in Deut schland beschäftigen möchten. Mit Geduld\, Witz\, aber auch Scharfsi nn schreibt sie über Vielfalt im Judentum\, die Vereinbarkeit von Fe minismus und Queerness mit Religion sowie die deutsche Erinnerungskult ur. Anhand von kulturellen Bildern von Jüd*innen oder Erfahrung(en) v on gegenwärtigem Antisemitismus reflektiert sie die weiterhin ausblei bende Repräsentation von queeren\, jüdischen Menschen. Sichtbarkeit ist in Raabs Buch ein zentrales Thema – ebenso für das Queer Staff Network. Die Rolle von Kultur in Visibilisierungsprozessen von margina lisierten Gruppen zu eruieren\, ist ein Grundstein der Kultur- und Lit eraturwissenschaften. Ausgehend von diesen Prämissen wird im Nachgang der Lesung ein moderiertes Gespräch mit der Autorin stattfinden\, be i dem die Aspekte von Bildungs- und Aufklärungsarbeit in den Fokus ge rückt werden. Die Veranstaltung wird von Marlene Compton und Laila Ri edmiller moderiert. Eine Anmeldung ist nicht notwendig. Fragen können gerne an marlene.compton@fau.de gerichtet werden. DTSTART:20250605T180000Z DTEND:20250605T200000Z DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:SWITCH TO ZOOM: Prof. Dr. Nadia Butt (Goethe-Universität Fran kfurt): Guest Lecture (29 January 2025) UID:0ec5-0439-cfb5-26996@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:The Chair of English Cultural and Literary Studies is plea sed to announce Prof. Dr. Nadia Butt (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main\; Chair of Global Anglophone Literatures and Cultures) as our se cond speaker in the lecture series Confronting Colonial Legacies: Face ts of Human Rights Violations. She is an expert in Postcolonial Studie s\, anglophone literature\, literature of mobility and migration\, dia sporic literature\, and Memory Studies. Among her most recent publicat ions are the edited collection The Anglophone Novel in the 21st Centur y: Cultural Contexts – Literary Developments (WVT\, 2023) as well as a special issue of the journal Postcolonial Interventions on the topi c “Rethinking Postcolonial Europe: Moving Identities\, Changing Subj ectivities” (2022). Nadia Butt will give a guest lecture on the topi c Partition Novel as Trauma Fiction: A Postcolonial Reading\, in which she will explore how contemporary South Asian women writers engage wi th the legacy of the human rights violations committed during the Part ition of India: “The end of the British Raj (1858-1947) on the India n subcontinent led to the partition of India in 1947 into the two sepa rate nation-states of India and Pakistan. The Great Partition\, as it is called by the historian Yasmin Khan (2007)\, caused millions of dea ths and displacement of innocent people. This apocalyptic event in Sou th Asian history has generated a great amount of literature in English \, which came to prominence with the publication of Salman Rushdie’s historical novel Midnight’s Children in 1981. Both Indian and Pakis tani writers have captured the trauma and tragedies of the partition v ictims in their novels to bring out the impact of partition on the liv es of common people. By fictionalising history\, the novelists seek to render voice to the suffering and sacrifices of different communities in India\, particularly Hindus\, Muslims\, and Sikhs\, who began to f ight against each other in the name of ethnic and religious diffe DTSTART:20250129T160000Z DTEND:20250129T180000Z LOCATION:CHANGE OF PLACE: The lecture now has to take place online via Zoom:\n\nhtt ps://fau.zoom-x.de/j/65019734401?pwd=nVjjokoaN85Oj2DWq4G8wSHscvXQ5v.1< /a>\n\nMeeting-ID: 650 1973 4401\nKenncode: 243620 DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Tobias Döring (LMU München): Guest Lecture (15 Jan uary 2025) UID:b09d-3e31-f25d-26994@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:This semester\, the Chair of English Cultural and Literary Studies is organising a lecture series on the topic Confronting Colon ial Legacies: Facets of Human Rights Violations. We are pleased to ann ounce that our first speaker is Prof. Dr. Tobias Döring (Ludwig-Maxim ilians-Universität München\; Chair of English Literature). He is an expert on Shakespeare and Early Modernism as well as Postcolonial Stud ies\, issues on which he has published extensively. Notable works from the field of Postcolonial Studies include for instance his monographs Caribbean-English Passages: Intertextuality in a Postcolonial Traditi on (Routledge\, 2002) and Postcolonial Literatures in English: An Intr oduction (Klett\, 2008) or the edited collection A History of Postcolo nial Literature in 12 1/2 Books (WVT\, 2007). Tobias Döring will give a guest lecture entitled What is Postcolonial German Writing? Reflect ions on Volker Braun’s (and Ann Cotten’s) Luf-Passion. Using the d ebates sparked by the exhibition of the so-called ‘Luf-Boat’ in th e Humboldt Forum in Berlin as a starting point\, Volker Braun wrote th e cycle of poems Luf-Passion (2022) about Germany’s violent colonial past. The poems explore various facets of colonial human rights viola tions such as genocide\, looting and slavery in their depiction of the German navy’s punitive expedition to the South Pacific Island of Lu f in the nineteenth-century\, during which they killed many of its inh abitants as well as destroyed most of the villages and boats. Moreover \, Braun’s poetry collection and its translation into English by Ann Cotten also raise several striking questions with regard to the form and representational politics of postcolonial literatures. All interes ted students and members of staff are invited to attend the guest lect ure. If you have any questions regarding the event\, please contact Pr of. Dr. Claudia Lillge (claudia.lillge@fau.de) and Dr. Dennis Hennebö hl (dennis.henneboehl@fau.de). DTSTART:20250115T160000Z DTEND:20250115T180000Z LOCATION:Kollegienhaus\, KH 1.016 DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Lecture: Prof. Dr. Vivian Liska\, Literarischer Messianismus: Franz Kafka – Else Lasker-Schüler – Paul Celan UID:ce88-5809-4df7-25671@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with the Research Training Group “Liter ature and the Public Sphere in Differentiated Contemporary Cultures” \, the Institute for English and American Studies is pleased to announ ce that Professor Vivian Liska will be visiting us at FAU. On Monday\, October 28th\, at 6 pm in B 302 (Bismarckstraße 1) she will give an open lecture on “Literarischer Messianismus: Franz Kafka – Else La sker-Schüler – Paul Celan”. The talk will be moderated by Marlene Compton. If you have any questions\, please contact Marlene Compton ( marlene.compton@fau.de). Lecture: “Literarischer Messianismus: Franz Kafka – Else Lasker-Schüler – Paul Celan” “Als Schnittpunkt zwischen Theologie und Politik\, Geschichte und Philosophie ist der Me ssianismus ein fundamentaler Aspekt deutsch-jüdischen Denkens im frü hen 20. Jahrhundert. Während der Stellenwert messianischen Denkens be i Philosophen von Hermann Cohen über Walter Benjamin\, Gershom Schole m und Franz Rosenzweig unangefochten ist\, sind aus der jüdischen Tra dition entspringende Erlösungsvorstellungen in der deutsch-jüdischen Literatur nicht nur weniger erforscht\, sondern auch schwieriger ausz umachen. Dies ist nicht zuletzt darauf zurückzuführen\, dass sie dor t weniger explizit aufscheinen und sich zu keiner Lehre oder Ideologie zusammenschließen. Wie Beispiele aus dem Werk von drei der bedeutend sten deutschsprachigen jüdischen Autoren des vorigen Jahrhunderts (Fr anz Kafka\, Else Lasker-Schüler und Paul Celan) zeigen\, kann jedoch gerade in literarischen Schriften die komplexe\, auf Unabgeschlossenhe it\, Dissens und entgrenzendem Möglichkeitssinn beruhende Affinität zwischen Messianismus und Moderne erkannt werden.” DTSTART:20241028T180000Z DTEND:20241028T200000Z LOCATION:B 302 DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Guest Lecture: "Unrest and (Dis)Comfort in Contemporary Britis h Fiction" Prof. Dr. Vanessa Guignery UID:2b45-a6b2-6590-24304@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Prof. Dr. Vanessa Guignery (ENS Lyon) will give a guest le cture on Jonathan Coe and other contemporary writers. All interested s tudents and members of staff are invited to attend the guest lecture. This is an event organised by the Chair of English Literary Studies an d funded by DAAD. If you have any questions regarding the event\, plea se contact Gerd Bayer at gerd.bayer@fau.de. DTSTART:20240620T101500Z DTEND:20240620T114500Z LOCATION:Room: KH 0.015\, Kollegienhaus\, Universitätsstr. 15\, Erlangen DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Ringvorlesung: Die Journalistin (Dr. Heide Volkening) UID:d95f-ee3b-0c9b-23969@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Heide Volkening (Germanistik – Universität Greifswald): Die Journalistin. Der Vortrag ist Teil der Ringvorlesung Sozialfigure n der Arbeit. Beruf\, Diversität\, Performanz des Interdisziplinären Zentrums Gender-Differenz-Diversität. 27.5.2024\, 18:15-19:45 Uhr\, Kollegienhaus\, Raum: 1.019\, Universitätsstraße 15\, 91054 Erlangen . Kontakt: PD Dr. Sandra Fluhrer\, Germanistik/Komparatistik (sandra.f luhrer@fau.de)\, Prof. Dr. Claudia Lillge\, Anglistik (claudia.lillge@ fau.de) DTSTART:20240527T181500Z DTEND:20240527T194500Z DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Ringvorlesung: Die Magd (PD Dr. Sandra Fluhrer) UID:6c9d-829c-635c-23968@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:PD Dr. Sandra Fluhrer (Germanistik/Komparatistik – FAU). Der Vortrag ist Teil der Ringvorlesung Sozialfiguren der Arbeit. Beru f\, Diversität\, Performanz des Interdisziplinären Zentrums Gender-D ifferenz-Diversität. Kontakt: PD Dr. Sandra Fluhrer\, Germanistik/Kom paratistik (sandra.fluhrer@fau.de)\, Prof. Dr. Claudia Lillge\, Anglis tik (claudia.lillge@fau.de) DTSTART:20240617T181500Z DTEND:20240617T194500Z LOCATION:Kollegienhaus\, Raum: 1.019\, Universitätsstraße 15\, 91054 Erlangen DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Ringvorlesung: Podiumsdiskussion zur Gegenwart und Zukunft der Arbeitsteilung UID:3eb1-22c2-e9e5-23966@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Es diskutieren: Iuditha Balint (Fritz-Hüser-Institut für Literatur und Kultur der Arbeitswelt\, Dortmund)\, Sandra Fluhrer (Ge rmanistik/Komparatistik – FAU)\, Claudia Lillge (Anglistik – FAU)\ , Carmen Losmann (Autorin und Regisseurin\, Köln)\, Rainer Trinczek ( Soziologie – FAU) Der Vortrag ist Teil der Ringvorlesung Sozialfigur en der Arbeit. Beruf\, Diversität\, Performanz des Interdisziplinäre n Zentrums Gender-Differenz-Diversität. Kontakt: PD Dr. Sandra Fluhre r\, Germanistik/Komparatistik (sandra.fluhrer@fau.de)\, Prof. Dr. Clau dia Lillge\, Anglistik (claudia.lillge@fau.de) DTSTART:20240708T181500Z DTEND:20240708T194500Z LOCATION:Kollegienhaus\, Raum: 1.019\, Universitätsstraße 15\, 91054 Erlangen DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Screening: The Zone of Interest (dir. Jonathan Glazer) UID:9bcf-7ec4-3b54-23953@www.angam.phil.fau.de DESCRIPTION:Jonathan Glazer’s 2023 film The Zone of Interest\, based on Martin Amis’ 2014 novel of the same name\, garnered internationa l attention with its unique approach to depicting the Holocaust on scr een. Winner of two Academy Awards (“Best International Feature” an d “Best Sound”)\, the film is not concerned with showing the atroc ities committed in Auschwitz\, instead asking the viewer to reflect on the perpetrators’ everyday lives. In the framework of the seminar “Literary Representation of the Shoah” and in cooperation with the Casablanca Nürnberg\, the Chair of English Cultural and Literary Stu dies has organized a screening of the The Zone of Interest. All studen ts who are interested are welcome to attend\; the tickets are 4€ per person. DTSTART:20240605T100000Z DTEND:20240605T120000Z LOCATION:Casablanca Nürnberg DTSTAMP:20260308T042422Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR