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/englisch/wer-wir-sind/die-mitglieder-des-instituts/hambrett-olivia/creative-writing-at-euf
critiques. At the heart of our class is the workshop and effectively participating in one is a key skill you will begin working on the moment you join us. The workshop is a space in which you present your [...] Literasea is a project developed in cooperation with the KSM and Creative Writing students. The goal is to publish a themed issue twice a year. The first issue was published in June, 2024 and is available [...] existence. But how is that something we can study? Isn’t writing something you can either do or can’t? Aren’t we born with the innate talent required to be a writer? Not at all. Storytelling is an artform. There
/integrative-geographie/integrative-geographie-1/forschung/tics/research-objectives
Alina Grubnyak/Unsplash The digital platform economy reorganises the geography of care work, of urban life and value creation and has therefore become an increasingly central actor for socioeconomic processes [...] patterns and reshape sociospatial structures in cities and people’s everyday routines. More knowledge is needed on the platformisation of home care services. The TICS project focuses on platforms which offer [...] the urban platform economy, to whom they are tailored to and how they restructure urban space. How is care labour performed and experienced by the workers when mediated via digital platforms? In what ways
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Nuri is a beekeeper; his wife, Afra, an artist. They live a simple life, rich in family and friends, in the beautiful Syrian city of Aleppo--until the unthinkable happens. When all they care for is destroyed [...] held in English. Everyone is welcome: Bachelor and Master students as well as PhD candidates and Postdocs. This semester’s theme: Emigration and Borders "Emigration and Borders" is a compelling theme that [...] what Afra has seen is so terrible she has gone blind, and so they must embark on a perilous journey through Turkey and Greece towards an uncertain future in Britain. On the way, Nuri is sustained by the
/englisch/wer-wir-sind/die-mitglieder-des-instituts/witen-michelle-jr-prof-dr/centre-for-irish-studies/bloomsday
Bloomsday is the day on which James Joyce’s Ulysses takes place. Set over the course of one day — June 16 th , 1904 — every hour is represented by a chapter (or episode) of the novel. This novel is the story [...] language, Ulysses is known for its avant-garde and experimental writing. Each episode reflects its content (i.e. "Aeolus," an episode of hot air, takes place in a newspaper office and is written as headlines [...] articles; "Sirens," where Bloom seeks to be distracted by music, is structured as a fuga per canonem ; the nightmarish, midnight "Circe" episode is written as a dream play; etc.). Furthermore, each episode also
/friesisch/conference-june-2025-purity-in-minoritized-languages
implicitly or explicitly to distinguish between what is core to a language and what is peripheral. What appears uncontroversial in everyday life is highly problematic in the systemic and social study of [...] conference on purity in minoritized languages . A key issue in the study of language policy and planning is to describe – theoretically and practically – the language to be promoted or protected. This often [...] t perspective of language: languages are seen to exist as uniform or mono-dimensional entities. It is considered possible to determine what counts and does not count as part of a particular language, with
/forschung/wissenschaftlicher-nachwuchs/promotionsstipendien/promotionsstipendien-des-landes-s-h/landesstipendiatinnen-und-stipendiaten-an-der-euf/yuste-martin-miguel
Vorlesen Vita Thema Democratic Placemaking: Reinstating the Political in the Lifeworld "The human being is epistemically displaced in modern societies, as (s)he increasingly lives in less political, grounded [...] focused rather on the institutional dimension, whilst leaving out from their focus democracy as a way of life. On the other hand, phenomenology does provide a theoretical analysis of the lifeworld, its potentials [...] through theoretical and performative concepts such as place and placemaking. The aim of this work is to analyse three concrete settings from a political phenomenological lens in order to propose a guideline
/integrative-geographie/integrative-geographie-1/forschung/tics/child-and-senior-care-platforms
the availability of intra-familial, non-waged care. Also in the sector of child and elder care, this is leading to an ongoing commodification and marketization of these services. Against this backdrop, we [...] socio-spatial impact on workers and urban spaces. We, therefore, have a particular focus on everyday life and intersectional inequalities. Address further research questions to Christiane Meyer-Habighorst
/ices/termine/ices-summer-book-club
Wasatia Graduate School, this is your chance to engage in meaningful discussions and innovative thinking. "The Sunflower: On the Possibilities and Limits of Forgiveness" is a book on the Holocaust-by-Holocaust [...] (95 pages + 173 pages of commentary) "Oranges from Jaffa" is a true story about the end of the golden age of Palestine by Nadine Al Sayegh. It is the coming-of-age story of Nicolas Sayegh, a Palestinian [...] of 1948 when his family and many others have to flee, as Jaffa is surrendered to its new Jewish rulers. "Oranges from Jaffa" paints the life and culture of a well-to-do Palestinian family and Jaffa society
/partnersinmobility/concluding-conference
experience student life in Flensburg at Flensburg's picturesque harbor and the nearby beaches. You can find a list with the preliminary schedule for the week here . Keep in mind that it is subject to change [...] Europe and get in touch with students from four different countries? If your answer to that question is a "yes", we have an attractive offer for you: The project Partners in Mobility invites you to participate [...] n openness an interest in the topic willingness to broaden your horizon ... and whatever you think is important to have an unforgettable week in Flensburg! Financials We are able to support two students
/ices/projekte/social-transformation-conflicts/european-wasatia-graduate-school/wasatia-news
of cinema and its profound societal impact, addressing fundamental questions such as: What is Cinema? What is the relationship between cinema and society? Why do we watch what we watch? How does cinema [...] Resolution at Flensburg University is delighted to announce the arrival of its new cohort , consisting of thirteen international students. Planned Events: A welcome ceremony is planned for May 29, 2024, with [...] the event, Professor Wustenberg engaged with a paper titled "What Do We Mean by Rule of Law and What Is the Connection with Democracy?" presented by Sebastian Platon from the University of Bordeaux. Dr.