In collaboration with the Research Training Group “Literature and the Public Sphere in Differentiated Contemporary Cultures”, the Institute for English and American Studies is pleased to announce that Professor Vivian Liska will be visiting us at FAU. The director of Jewish Studies at the University...
Neue Buchveröffentlichung: Christian Krugs Studie zu Sam Mendes' Skyfall ist am 1. September erschienen (München: edition text+kritik, ISBN 978-3-96707-999-9)
Aus der Verlagsankündigung:
Von Kameramann Roger Deakins’ virtuosen Bildern befeuert, schlägt Skyfall ästhetische Brücken vom Action-Film...
Alina Aulbur was awarded the President’s Prize at this year’s 30th anniversary Burney Society UK Conference in Greenwich. The Burney Society UK is dedicated to the study and celebration of the entire Burney family and its history, especially the life and works of Frances Burney – styled the “Mother of English Fiction” by Virginia Woolf. The prize was awarded by society president Peter Sabor for her paper on “Frances Burney’s Literary Exploration: Masculine Women, Female Wits”, in which Alina Aulbur examines Burney’s development of the female wit as a character type that enables the author to subversively contribute to critical discourses on eighteenth-century society.
The Chair for English Cultural and Literary Studies is pleased to announce Henk de Berg as this semester’s Researcher in Residence. The Researcher in Residence is a format designed as an opportunity for students and staff alike to form connections with internationally renowned researchers. The idea is to go beyond the usual types of classes and to be able to get up close and personal with the researcher both on the topic(s) of their research but also their experience in academia in their field and their country. Henk de Berg will spend the week of July 8th through July 12th at FAU and host or participate in various teaching and discussion formats...
Unfortunately, this talk must be postponed:
Prof. Dr. Nadia Butt (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main; Chair of Global Anglophone Literatures and Cultures) will give a guest lecture on the topic Partition Novel as Trauma Fiction: A Postcolonial Reading in the seminar Anglophone Postcolonial Li...
Podiumsdiskussion zur Gegenwart und Zukunft der Arbeitsteilung.
Es diskutieren:
Iuditha Balint (Fritz-Hüser-Institut für Literatur und Kultur der Arbeitswelt, Dortmund),
Sandra Fluhrer (Germanistik/Komparatistik – FAU),
Claudia Lillge (Anglistik – FAU),
Carmen Losmann (Autorin und Regisseur...
PD Dr. Sandra Fluhrer (Germanistik/Komparatistik – FAU): Die Magd.
Der Vortag ist Teil der Ringvorlesung Sozialfiguren der Arbeit. Beruf, Diversität, Performanz des Interdisziplinären Zentrums Gender-Differenz-Diversität.
17.6.2024, 18:15-19:45 Uhr,
Kollegienhaus, Raum: 1.019, Universitätsstr...
Heide Volkening (Germanistik – Universität Greifswald): Die Journalistin.
Der Vortag ist Teil der Ringvorlesung Sozialfiguren der Arbeit. Beruf, Diversität, Performanz des Interdisziplinären Zentrums Gender-Differenz-Diversität.
27.5.2024, 18:15-19:45 Uhr,
Kollegienhaus, Raum: 1.019, Universi...
Jonathan Glazer’s 2023 film The Zone of Interest, based on Martin Amis’ 2014 novel of the same name, garnered international attention with its unique approach to depicting the Holocaust on screen. Winner of two Academy Awards (“Best International Feature” and “Best Sound”), the film is not concerned with showing the atrocities 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 Studies has organized a screening of the The Zone of Interest.
