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“Denkraum Theorie” Study Group

Management and organization: Lars Deile, Jana K. Hoffmann, Lisa Regazzoni (all Universität Bielefeld) und Britta Hochkirchen (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena)

Student Members: 

This study group sees itself as an open forum for the exchange of ideas about theories, the synchronic and diachronic diversity of these theories, and their relation to history as an object of research. We would like to invite scholars and advanced students of the humanities interested in theory and keen on discussion to enter the “Denkraum Theorie” (theory thinking space) and help to shape it. Depending on the interests of the participants, we will decide on the priorities and working methods in the respective first semester session.

Interested persons are cordially invited to contact Lisa Regazzoni (lisa.regazzoni@uni-bielefeld.de)


Courses offered

The Denkraum Theorie study group is intended to offer an open discussion space in which participants can engage with theories and theoretical questions that are relevant to their own historical and/or art historical research. Within this framework, participants can acquire the difficult theoretical text that they would prefer to explore in a group, work their way towards the theory that they have long wanted to receive and/or pursue their curiosity about current theoretical debates in the humanities.
The study group is offered by the Centre for Theories in Historical Research of the Department of History. It is primarily aimed at students and doctoral students in the humanities who are interested in theory and keen to engage in discussion. Regular participation in the study group is recognised with 2 CP and a certificate of participation issued by the Centre for Theories in Historical Research. Participation over several semesters is very welcome, but not required.
In the first session on 10 April, from 10:00 to 12:00, we want to collect reading suggestions, form thematic clusters and organise the following three block sessions (on 8 May, 5 June, 26 May, each from 10:00 to 14:00) together.

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Course Management: Jana K. Hoffmann

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Leitung: Franz-Josef Arlinghaus, Jana K. Hoffmann

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Course Management: Jana K. Hoffmann, Lisa Regazzoni, Britta Hochkirchen (Jena)
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Course Management: Lisa Regazzoni und Britta Hochkirchen (Universität Jena)
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