EUME Workshops
EUME Workshops
The 2- to 4-day workshops with 10 to 18 participants make possible intense discussions of specific issues within – and also between – the individual projects. Apart from the integration of the fellows in the respective Berlin-based research groups, the workshops are primarily planned to be a central instrument in advancing the particular research agendas of the participating scholars. Each year, one or two smaller workshops also involving the opportunity to invite scholars from abroad are available for each of the abovementioned research fields. Workshops within the individual projects are ideally steered and undertaken in close cooperation with the fellows working in the respective fields and by including scholars working on similar issues in other historical, geographical, or cultural settings. In this way, regional findings can be channeled into the mainframe institutional disciplines.
EUME Workshops
Thu 23 Oct 2003 – Sun 26 Oct 2003
Textuality, Intertextuality: Interactive Cultural Practices in Judaism and Islam
Conveners: Nasr H. Abu-Zayd and Galit Hasan-Rokem
Tue 01 Jul 2003 – Wed 02 Jul 2003
When Love Kills... Contributions to a Comparative Literary Anthropology
Convenor: Friederike Pannewick
Thu 12 Dec 2002 – Sun 15 Dec 2002
Mysterium Tremendum: Horror and the Aesthetics of Religious Experience
Convener: Ruth HaCohen and Navid Kermani
Fri 05 Jul 2002 – Sat 06 Jul 2002
Thu 13 Jun 2002 – Sun 16 Jun 2002
Thu 06 Jun 2002 – Sat 08 Jun 2002