Fellow-Kolloquium

Veranstaltungen 2018

13.12.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

A new beginning of philosophizing? The idea of systemic hermeneutics

Jing-Jong Luh (National Central University of Taiwan)

06.12.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

No pain, no gain: The realization and sufferings of Iranian women's presence in the public domains

Mohamad Rezaei (Frankfurt am Main/Teheran)

29.11.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Public Halting Sites for British Gypsy Travellers: Kymlicka and an Argument from Compensation

Marcus Häggrot (Kollegforschergruppe »Justitia Amplificata«)

08.11.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Recent research on Chinese and European History of Economic Thought in Comparison

Bertram Schefold (Goethe-Fellow),
Tengda HUA (Goethe-Universität),
Hong JIANG (Goethe-Universität)

08.11.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Intellectual Origins of China’s Dual Track Price System

Isabella Weber (University of London)

31.10.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Cultural and Literary Animal Studies (CLAS): Tiere und Film

Roland Borgards (Goethe-Fellow)

25.10.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Mobility versus Solidarity? Challenges to EU citizenship

Sandra Seubert (Goethe-Fellow)

09.07.2018

Das Historische Kolleg
Fellow-Kolloquium

Dharma and Halacha: Hindu-Jewish Encounters and Scholarly Engagements

Yudit Greenberg (Rollins College)

28.06.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Namibian-German Relations and Normative Challenges: Beyond the Constrictions of International Development and International Relations?

07.06.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Cultural and Literary Animal Studies

23.05.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

As good as ›Enough and as Good‹

03.05.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Dialogical Turn? Changing Perceptions of Christianity in Modern Jewish Thought

26.04.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

A Study of Religion and Media – Muslim Adolescence in Post-Secular Germany

19.04.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Choosing our immigrants: justice and the problem of preference in immigration

15.02.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

The Significance of Economic Theorizing for Economic Growth and Prosperity. Chinese and Western Perspectives

08.02.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

An Unjust Condition is Distinct from the Injustice of Its Persistence. Continuity-Dependent Features of Historical Injustice

01.02.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Beyond East and West? An Analysis of the Views of Rabindranath Tagore

18.01.2018

Fellow-Kolloquium

Can we talk? Examining Willingness and Facilitating Deliberative Capital