Kategorie: Veranstaltungen

The Regionalism and Borderlands Research Group (RBRG) is pleased to invite you to the lecture by Prof. Dr. Caroline Rosenthal entitled “Canadian Urban Fiction and Calgary as ‘Storied Place.’”

January 27, 2022, 12 pm

The event continues the lecture series “Borders, Boundaries, Regions:  Literary and Cultural Perspectives on Spaces,“ which is organized by the Regionalism and Borderlands Research Group (RBRG) at the Institute of Literature and New Media (University of Szczecin). The main aim of the series is to gain new perspectives on the concepts of regionalism and borderlands in an interdisciplinary discussion between international scholars.

The lecture will take place on Thursday,  January 27, 2022, at 12 p.m. via the MS Teams platform: https://bit.ly/LIT_BBR5. Registration on the provided site is required.

Book and you feiert mit einem fünfteiligen Podcast 5 Jahre.

Mit dabei sind Kim Thúy, Éric Plamondon, Joséphine Bacon, Christian Guay-Poliquin und Marie-Célie Agnant. Sie waren in den letzten 5 Jahren bei uns zu Gast. Wir sprechen mit ihnen über die gemeinsame Veranstaltung und über ihre neuen Projekte.

Den Podcast gibt es wahlweise auf Französisch oder in deutscher Tonspur.
Viel Spaß beim Hören!

https://bookandyou-ca.de/jubilaeum/

Auf spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7HmiQFikSDl2KycqMfSXFO

Weitere Informationen zu den einzelnen Folgen gibt es auch auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bookandyou_berlin/

HKW-Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin

January 23, 2022 – April 18, 2022

Alanis Obomsawin (*1932) grew up in Canada at a time when options for social and political agency were systemically foreclosed for Indigenous Peoples. Despite this, she has managed to consistently access public platforms to advance Indigenous concerns and give voice to her peoples. Since the 1970s, she has created a model of Indigenous cinema that is deeply committed to social justice and the collective issue of ecology. Her work challenges the core assumptions of the world system determined by colonialism. This exhibition and accompanying book contribute to the current discourse in Europe on histories of representation. Bringing together a vivid selection of films, prints and music, The Children Have to Hear Another Story reflects on Obomsawin’s lifework of documentary making, storytelling and listening.

A public program will include guided tours, talks and film screenings.

Curators: Richard William Hill and Hila Peleg

https://hkw.de/en/programm/projekte/2022/alanis_obomsawin/start.php

December 16, 2021, 12 p.m

The Regionalism and Borderlands Research Group (RBRG) is pleased to invite you to the lecture by PD Dr. Andrea Strutz (Institut für Geschichte, Universität Graz, Austria), “Music in Canada after the Second World War: About Limitations, Opportunities and the Significance of Refugees in a New Cultural Space.”

The event continues the lecture series “Borders, Boundaries, Regions: Literary and Cultural Perspectives on Spaces,“ which is organized by the Regionalism and Borderlands Research Group (RBRG) at the Institute of Literature and New Media. The main aim of the series is to gain new perspectives on the concepts of regionalism and borderlands in an interdisciplinary discussion between international scholars.