CfP: Neue KWI-Blogreihe: Fäden – Kulturtechniken der Handarbeit, Einreichungsfrist 17.03.2026
🧶Nähen, Stricken, Weben – Fäden sind Teil vieler versch. Kulturtechniken. Diesen widmet sich die neue #KWIBlog Reihe.
❗ Dafür suchen wir noch bis Di textliche Einreichungen
👉 Wochenende nutzen & Vorschläge mit biographischer Notiz an laura.reiling@kwi-nrw.de […]
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CfP: Neue KWI-Blogreihe: Fäden – Kulturtechniken der Handarbeit, Einreichungsfrist 17.03.2026
🧶Nähen, Stricken, Weben – Fäden sind Teil vieler versch. Kulturtechniken. Diesen widmet sich die neue #KWIBlog Reihe.
❗ Dafür suchen wir noch bis Di textliche Einreichungen 👉 Wochenende nutzen & Vorschläge mit biographischer Notiz an laura.reiling@kwi-nrw.de senden!
Full Call: tinyurl.com/yc8zecru
💭 Was lässt sich auf Grundlage des subjektiven Empfindens oder Gefühls, also des eigenen Eindrucks oder der Wahrnehmung einer Situation, wissen und was nicht? Das untersucht die Philosophin Kristina Lepold (ehem. KWI International Fellow) in ihrem aktuellen […]
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#CfP: Fäden - Aus ihnen entstehen dekorative Objekte wie Tapeten, Vorhänge und Wandteppiche, genau wie Kleidungsstücke.
Laura M. Reiling sucht für den
#KWIBlog maßgeschneiderte Beiträge zu Kulturtechniken der #Handarbeit. Denn: Stricken ist das neue Yoga!
🧵ET […]
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#CfP: Fäden - Aus ihnen entstehen dekorative Objekte wie Tapeten, Vorhänge und Wandteppiche, genau wie Kleidungsstücke. @lauramreiling.bsky.social sucht für den #KWIBlog maßgeschneiderte Beiträge zu Kulturtechniken der #Handarbeit.
🧵ET: 05/06-2026 mit eigener DOI.
⏰17.3.26
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Zitat und Porträt des Autors Jörg Später
🆕 #KWIBlog:
Im heutigen Blogbeitrag „Geschichten und Geschichte“ denkt Historiker und Autor Jörg Später über die (eigene) Suche nach wissenschaftlicher Erzählung nach.
blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/geschichten-und-geschich...
Zitat und Porträt des Autors Jörg Später
🆕 #KWIBlog: Im heutigen Blogbeitrag „Geschichten und Geschichte“ denkt Heisenberg-Fellow & @suhrkamp.de -Autor Jörg Später über die (eigene) Suche nach wissenschaftlicher Erzählung nach.
blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/geschichten-...
Nadelöhr mit rotem Faden, Quelle: Pexels https://www.pexels.com/de-de/foto/loch-dunn-faden-garn-20782845/
📣 #CfP: Im kommenden SoSe widmet sich unser #KWIBlog dem Thema „Fäden – Kulturtechniken der Handarbeit“. Dafür suchen wir literatur-, kunst- u. medienwissenschaftliche & technik-, ideen- und kulturgeschichtliche, sowie kultursoziologische Beiträge.
⏰ Frist: 17 […]
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Nadelöhr mit rotem Faden, Quelle: Pexels https://www.pexels.com/de-de/foto/loch-dunn-faden-garn-20782845/
📣 #CfP: Im SoSe widmet sich unser #KWIBlog dem Thema „Fäden – Kulturtechniken der Handarbeit“. Dafür sucht @lauramreiling.bsky.social u.a. literatur-, kunst- u. medienwissenschaftliche, technik- und kulturgeschichtliche Beiträge.
⏰ Frist: 17.3.26
🔗 Full Call: tinyurl.com/yvnyh74n
#KWIBlog: Diese Woche schreibt Nadine Giesbrecht vom @dfg.de Projekt "Demenz.Pflege.Kommunikation" über die häusliche Versorgung von Menschen mit #Demenz durch osteuropäische Live-In-Betreuungshilfen – Fürsorge steht hierbei zwischen Entlastung & sozialer […]
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#KWIBlog: Diese Woche schreibt Nadine Giesbrecht vom @dfg.de Projekt "Demenz.Pflege.Kommunikation" über die häusliche Versorgung von Menschen mit #Demenz durch osteuropäische Live-In-Betreuungshilfen – Fürsorge steht hierbei zwischen Entlastung & sozialer Ungleichheit.
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Zitat und Porträt des Autors Stefan Laffin
New on the #KWIBlog:
Taking the GHI Washington as an example, former KWI International Fellow Stefan Laffin traces how shifting sociopolitical climates and evolving state-driven science policy have influenced the role and development of academic institutes […]
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Zitat und Porträt des Autors Stefan Laffin
#KWIBlog Taking the GHI Washington as an example, former KWI International Fellow Stefan Laffin traces how shifting sociopolitical climates and evolving state-driven science policy have influenced the role and development of academic institutes abroad.
👓 blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/foreign-scie...
👁️ The rise of platformized conspiracism reflects deeper social fractures. In our new #KWIBlog post, former Int Fellow Bojan Baća proposes a non-normative approach: one that resists dismissing believers and instead examines why these narratives provide meaning and solidarity.
💡 tinyurl.com/yx9r5khv
📸 Noch bis zum 11.01. in der USB der Universität zu Köln zu sehen: „You Don’t Carry The Water“ – Fotografien/Visuelles Essay von @evisualyn.bsky.social zur #Klimakrise.
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👓 Evelyn Runge über ihr visuelles Essay auf dem #KWIBlog: tinyurl.com/39aj4a6z
#visualclimatefiction
#KWIBlog: Im letzten Blogbeitrag des Jahres widmen wir uns einem neuen Format: der Laudatio. 2024 erhielt Felicitas Hoppe den Berliner Literaturpreis. KWI-Fellow @ancaleth.bsky.social hielt die Laudatio, jetzt nachzulesen auf unserem Blog:
🏆 […]
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#KWIBlog: Im letzten Blogbeitrag des Jahres widmen wir uns einem neuen Format: der Laudatio. 2024 erhielt Felicitas Hoppe den Berliner Literaturpreis. KWI-Fellow @ancaleth.bsky.social hielt die Laudatio, jetzt nachzulesen auf unserem Blog:
🏆 blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/ohne-taktsto...
#KWIBlog: For the last blog post of the year, we are dedicating ourselves to a new format: the laudatory speech. In 2024, Felicitas Hoppe won the Berlin Literature Prize. Read KWI-Fellow @ancaleth.bsky.social's laudatory speech now on the KWI Blog.
🏆 blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/ohne-taktsto...
#KWIBlog: Paperwork isn’t just paperwork – former KWI International Fellow Veronica Ferreri examines how the grey zone between legality and illegality in Syria and Germany reveals deeper stories about belonging, political culture, and histories of violence.
👉 […]
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#KWIBlog: Paperwork isn’t just paperwork – former KWI Int Fellow Veronica Ferreri examines how the grey zone between legality and illegality in Syria and Germany reveals deeper stories about belonging, political culture, and histories of violence.
👉 blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/where-do-we-...
![Picture of Tom Allen and quote of his text: "[...] the experience of combined paralysis and aphasia is, in part, the experience of an eternal present in which there is little to no hope of sharing, and therefore diluting, this experience in language. I do not think that it is too much to say that such an experience of time and language has something in common with the acquired compulsion to scroll through a smartphone."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:mvfyyjpbaainudmddrpcnke4/bafkreieodupsig6mfwvl4tk2smhumrqavvics3nxquybljgwskd44a4gzm)
Picture of Tom Allen and quote of his text: "[...] the experience of combined paralysis and aphasia is, in part, the experience of an eternal present in which there is little to no hope of sharing, and therefore diluting, this experience in language. I do not think that it is too much to say that such an experience of time and language has something in common with the acquired compulsion to scroll through a smartphone."
Read now on the #KWIBlog:
Pleasure and disappointment, (doom)scrolling and screen time – our everyday ambivalence toward the smartphone also shapes Ari Aster’s Eddington, as former KWI International Fellow Tom Allen explores in his reading of the film.
🔗 […]
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![Picture of Tom Allen and quote of his text: "[...] the experience of combined paralysis and aphasia is, in part, the experience of an eternal present in which there is little to no hope of sharing, and therefore diluting, this experience in language. I do not think that it is too much to say that such an experience of time and language has something in common with the acquired compulsion to scroll through a smartphone."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:wyiz2hlqejd6tc6zvu37eevk/bafkreibo3girkafhzei4prod4nlgar3jysywd53io2qnbvzln62ko7wioi)
Picture of Tom Allen and quote of his text: "[...] the experience of combined paralysis and aphasia is, in part, the experience of an eternal present in which there is little to no hope of sharing, and therefore diluting, this experience in language. I do not think that it is too much to say that such an experience of time and language has something in common with the acquired compulsion to scroll through a smartphone."
Read now on the #KWIBlog: Pleasure and disappointment, (doom)scrolling and screen time – our everyday ambivalence toward the smartphone also shapes Ari Aster’s Eddington, as former KWI International Fellow Tom Allen explores in his reading of the film.
🔗 blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/doom-scrolli...
Graphic with a photo of the author and a quote from the text
Today on the #KWIBlog: "Live Not by Post-Truth"
Former KWI Fellow Martin Babička explores the complex connections between the contemporary ‘post truth’ phenomenon and Eastern European socialist historiography.
📖 blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/live-not-by-post-truth/
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Today on the #KWIBlog: "Live Not by Post-Truth"
Former KWI Fellow @martinbabicka.bsky.social explores the complex connections between the contemporary ‘post truth’ phenomenon and Eastern European socialist historiography.
📖 blog.kulturwissenschaften.de/live-not-by-...
KWI-Blog: Carl Fischer
#KWIBlog - In this blog article, former Thyssen@KWI Fellow Carl Fischer examines how geopolitical thinking can help understand authoritarian aesthetics in Latin America and unravelling patterns of racism, settler colonialism and genocide.
🔗 https://tinyurl.com/4a4tr4dj
KWI-Blog: Carl Fischer
#KWIBlog: In this blog article, former Thyssen@KWI Fellow carlospescador.bsky.social examines how geopolitical thinking can help understand authoritarian aesthetics in Latin America and unravelling patterns of racism, settler colonialism and genocide.
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New post on KWI blog by Sakina Shakil Gröppmaier
In the today’s #KWIBlog post, former KWI fellow Sakina Shakil Gröppmaier asks: What if we thought of the public sphere not just as a space for discourse, but as an ecology—where ideas, voices, and environments shape each other?
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In the today’s #KWIBlog post, former KWI fellow Sakina Shakil Gröppmaier asks: What if we thought of the public sphere not just as a space for discourse, but as an ecology—where ideas, voices, and environments shape each other?
🔗 tinyurl.com/537rjz37
The #KWIBlog is back!
💼 The 1st post of the new semester by
@AlexandraIrim & Jonathan Foster contextualises recent developments in US public administration, examining the rise of AI governance in light of literary & visual depictions of administrative […]
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The #KWIBlog is back! The 1st post of the new semester by @alexandrairim.bsky.social & Jonathan Foster contextualises recent developments in US public administration, examining the rise of AI governance in light of literary & visual depictions of administrative technology.
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