Tag: Cultural Studies
A Caucasus story in pictures from Los Angeles
Looking beyond stereotypes
Danubian narratives
Hip-Hop yes, McDonalds no
What biofictions tell us about gender
Art criticism in the era of social media
Corona Fictions – what literature can tell us about the future
One hundred years of Carinthian plebiscite
In October 2020, Carinthia will celebrate the centenary of the plebiscite deciding whether Lower Carinthia should remain part of Austria. For the same amount of time, this event has served as a reference point for discourse and assimilation endeavours. In a transdisciplinary project combining theatre and science, researchers are seeking new leverage on the burden […] Continue reading “One hundred years of Carinthian plebiscite”
Palm trees, the ocean and a fear of mass hysteria
Johanna Braun is exploring the phenomenon of hysteria and its social implications. In her temporary elective hometown Los Angeles, the cultural scholar and Schrödinger fellow has seen her research topic attain an unparalleled order of magnitude and great topicality. – A travelogue about close-up research. Continue reading “Palm trees, the ocean and a fear of mass hysteria”