News
Fellows at the KU CAS Dialogical Cultures in the winter term 2022/23
We are looking forward to welcoming the following fellows at the KU CAS Dialogical Cultures this winter term:
Prof. Julie Cupples (Human Geography, Edinburgh, UK), Dialogical Cultures Senior Fellow, “Creole Connections,” “Ixchel” and “Transmedia Geographies”
Prof. Dr. Annette Haug (Classical Archeology CAU Kiel), Dialogical Cultures Senior Fellow, “Talking with, about, and in the Presence of the Gods: Graffiti in Pompeii”
Learn more about our current and past fellows here.
Inaugural Conference of the KU CAS Dialogical Cultures "The Public Sphere in Agony"
We are happy to report that the inaugural conference of the KU CAS Dialogical Cultures took place from June 23-25, 2022 with strong international participation, both digitially and in person.
For more information, please visit our conference-page.
To view a recording of the opening day including both keynote lectures (with friendly support by the team of "Mensch in Bewegung"), please visit our video-page or the video on our playlist of the KU youtube channel, which now features all videos of KU CAS events (except for the conference opening, these include only German-speaking events at the moment).
The video of the opening day contains these keynote-lectures:
Bonnie H. Honig, Brown University
"Toward a Democratic Theory of CONTAGION (or: the 1990’s Revisited)"
Robin Wagner-Pacifici, New School for Social Research, NYC, per Zoom
"The Public Sphere Inside Out"
Fellows at the KU CAS Dialogical Cultures this summer
The KU CAS Dialogical Cultures is looking forward to welcome the following fellows with their exciting projects in the coming months in Eichstätt:
Dr. Julius M. Rogenhofer (Cambridge, UK/KU Leuven, Belgien), Dialogical Cultures Junior Fellow,
"The Politics of Ordinary Objects"
Prof. Christopher Breu (Illinois State University, USA), Dialogical Cultures Senior Fellow,
"In Defense of Sex"
Prof. Dr. Sven Günther (NENU, Changchun, China), Dialogical Cultures Senior Fellow,
"Augustus in Saigon: Dialogues between Western Antiquity, Colonial Past, and Post-Colonial Society in Vietnam"
Dr. Renée Ridgway (Copenhagen Business School, DK/Leuphana, Lüneburg), Digital Cultures Research Fellow,
'Conversational agents as the future of search: exploring dialogical care through the digital'
We are looking forward to the opportunity of exchange and debate with our future guests at the KU CAS!