Kolloquium
WebEx Guidelines and Code of Conduct
Programm Sommersemester 2021
13.04.2021
Daniel Jütte (New York University)
Were Premodern People Bored?
20.04.2021
Paroma Ghose (The Graduate Institute, Geneva)
"Chez les mélancoliques anonymes": French Rap and Emotions, 1981-2012
27.04.2021
Marisa Linton (Kingston University, London)
Emotions, Terror and Politics in the French Revolution
04.05.2021
David Bell (Princeton University)
Loving Your Leader: Emotions and the Charismatic Bond in the Age of Revolution
11.05.2021
Barabara Beyer (Hochschule für Musik, Dresden)
Hast Du's geahnt, wem sie wohl galt, des Sängers Klage?
18.05.2021 12:00
Christian Goeschel (University of Manchester)
Emotions and the History of Fascist Diplomacy
01.06.2021
Marie Muschalek (Universität Freiburg)
Everyday Police Violence and the Affective State in German Southwest Africa
08.06.2021
Frank Trentmann (Birkbeck, University of London)
Writing a Moral History of "The Germans", 1942 - present: Sources, Problems and Perspectives
15.06.2021 18:00
Monique Scheer (Universität Tübingen)
Enthusiasm: Emotional Practices of Conviction in Modern Germany (OUP 2020). With Michael Amico (HoE) and Karsten Lichau (HoE) as discussants
Meeting number: 175 255 6210
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29.06.2021
Sacha Hepburn (Birkbeck, University of London)
"You have to have someone": Mothering, Childcare and Emotions in Postcolonial Zambia
06.07.2021
Sally Holloway (Oxford Brookes University)
"Exquisitely wretched": Losing Love in Britain c. 1720-1850