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CALENDAR of EVENTS
2009/2010
FALL
EVENTS 2009
SPRING
EVENTS 2010
SEPTEMBER
COLLOQUIUM: Paul Buchholz, Department of German Studies, Cornell University,
"Maimed to Monologue: Realism, Reproduction and the Making of Thomas
Bernhard's Frost", 3:00 p.m., August 28, 2009.
181 Goldwin Smith Hall. Presented by the Institute for German Cultural
Studies
SYMPOSIUM:
"Sweden and Scandinavia in their European and International Contexts",
September 4, 2009 from
10:30am - 5:00pm. A.D. White House. Presented by the Swedish Institute,
the Institute for European Studies, the Society for the Humanities, and
the Department of German Studies. View
Complete Program
COLLOQUIUM:
Wolfgang Kabatek, Institut für Neuere Deutsche Literatur, Humboldt
Universität zu Berlin, "Topos und Tropus. Marginalia zum Phänomen
'Oberfläche' in fotografischen Medien und Literatur", 3:00 p.m.,
September 11, 2009. 181 Goldwin Smith Hall. Presented by the Institute
for German Cultural Studies
FREEDOM
WITHOUT WALLS on
the Cornell Campus, September 22, 2009 through
September 26, 2009. For more information, please visit
Freedom Without
Walls Campus Week 2009
ANNUAL DAAD WEEKEND:
"1989 for the 21st Century", September 26-27, 2009. HEC Auditorium,
Goldwin Smith Hall. Leslie A. Adelson, organizer. View
Complete Program
OCTOBER
CONFERENCE/SYMPOSIA:
"New Directions in Postwar Conservative Thought: A German-American
Dialogue", October 2-3, 2009, A.D. White House. Organized by Peter
Hohendahl. Presented by the Institute for German Cultural Studies.
View
Complete Program
COLLOQUIUM: Suman Seth, Science and Technology Studies, Cornell University,
"Mystik and Technik: Weimar Culture and the Craft
of the Quantum"', 3:00 p.m., October 23, 2009. 181 Goldwin Smith
Hall. Presented by the Institute for German Cultural Studies
NOVEMBER
COLLOQUIUM: Barbara Hahn, Distinguished Professor of German, Vanderbilt
University, "Dreams in 20th-Century German Literature: Interpretations
After Freud", 3:00 p.m., November 6, 2009. 181 Goldwin Smith Hall.
Presented by the Institute for German Cultural Studies
DECEMBER
COLLOQUIUM:
Gisela
Brinker-Gabler,Comparative Literature &
Philosophy, Literature, and the Theory of Criticism, Binghamton University,
"Images and the Politics of Invention: Lou Andreas-Salomé
and Benjamin", 3:00 p.m., December 4, 2009. 181 Goldwin Smith Hall.
Presented by the Institute for German Cultural Studies
Spring
2010
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FEBRUARY
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