HUMSS Colloquium 2.0
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The Corona crisis also forces FRIAS to explore new ways to stay in contact with our Fellows and the whole Community und to keep the academic exchange going. Modern technologies allow us to continue with our colloquia in a virtual space - and to not only include the current Fellows of 2019/20 but also the global FRIAS-Community as a whole.
Here you can (re-)watch the video podcasts recorded during our HUMSS colloquia.
HUMSS-Colloquium on July 13, 2020Monika Fludernik (University of Freiburg) - |
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HUMSS-Colloquium on July 6, 2020Balázs J. Nemes (University of Freiburg) - |
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HUMSS-Colloquium on June 29, 2020Carolin Duttlinger (University of Oxford) - Walter Benjamin's Journalistic Networks: Two Case Studies |
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HUMSS Colloquium on June 15, 2020Ronald G. Asch (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg) - Book Launch "Vor dem großen Krieg. Europa 1598-1618" / Before the long war. Europe 1598-1618 |
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HUMSS Colloquium on June 08, 2020Jacob Sider Jost (Dickinson College Carlisle) - How do you tell the story of a life? |
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HUMSS Colloquium on May 25, 2020Sabine Hake (University of Texas at Austin) - The Forgotton Museum of Nazi Art |
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HUMSS Colloquium on May 18, 2020Sitta von Reden (University of Freiburg) - The Myth of the Silk Road |
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HUMSS-Colloquium on May 11, 2020Nancy Campbell (RPI, Troy, New York) - Book launch "OD - Naloxone and the politics of overdose" |
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HUMSS Colloquium on May 4, 2020Benjamin Nathans (University of Pensylvania) - To the Success of Our Hopeless Cause: On Soviet Dissidents |
