Fellow-Kolloquium

Veranstaltungen 2022

15.12.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

The Generational Context of Child Maltreatment. Children's Perceptions of Physical and Emotional Abuse

Ayelet Noam-Rosenthal (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Haruv Institute)

08.12.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Visual Communication with a closer look at perspective shift

Cornelia Ebert (Goethe University), Markus Steinbach (University of Goettingen)

10.11.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Bad image and good policy: Nebuchadnezzar, the Bible and new information in tablets from Babylonian Iahud

Cornelia Wunsch (Assyriologin und Verlegerin, Dresden)

27.10.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Fraternal Enmity: Violence as Popular Sovereignty

Anindya Sekhar Purakayastha (Kazi Nazrul University)

30.06.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

The Model of Human Nature as a ›Being of Reason‹ (Ens Rationis)

Michael A. Rosenthal (University of Toronto)

09.06.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Autonomy-oriented foundation of norms as trust-building conflict management in the age of global digitalisation

02.06.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

From Perpetual Peace to the Räterepublik: Neo-Kantianism and the Great War

William Levine (University of Chicago)

19.05.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

The Separateness of Persons Objection and Teleology

05.05.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Another ›Cloak of Ideas‹? Critical Analyses and Reflections on a Digitized Lifeworld

Thomas Schimmer (Forschungskolleg Humanwissenschaften)

21.04.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Contested Multilateralism and Multilateral Contestation. A Conceptual Exploration

Gunther Hellmann (Goethe Fellow)

10.02.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Childhood and Violence. Experiences with the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse in Germany and outline perspectives for further research

Sabine Andresen (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

20.01.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

Constituting European Citizenship

Sandra Seubert (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

13.01.2022

Fellow-Kolloquium

German-Jewish Modernity from Its Muslim Margins

Abraham Rubin (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)