INPUTS Bremer Denkanstöße

An invitation to an event within the theme semester Global Cotton organized and moderated by Prof. Kerstin Knopf, chair of the Postcolonial Literary and Cultural Studies:

Reihe: INPUTS Bremer Denkanstöße

„Versklavung für Baumwolle: INPUTS liest aus Sven Beckerts King Cotton“

13.11.2018, 18 Uhr, Bremer Baumwollbörse, Wachtstraße 17-24, 28195 Bremen

kritische Lesung und Diskussion von Auszügen aus Kapiteln 2, 4 und 5

Moderatorin: Prof. Dr. Kerstin Knopf (U Bremen)

Mitwirkende: Deborah Nyangulu (U Münster), Dr. Sukla Chatterjee (U Bremen), Dr. Detlev Quintern (FSMV U Istanbul), Prof. Dr. Gisela Febel (U Bremen)

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Postcolonial Movie Nights: Spotlight on the Arctic

Postcolonial Movie Nights in winter semester 2018/2019

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Guest lecture by Drew Hayden Taylor

 

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INPUTS Symposium "Karl Marx, Marxism, and the Global South"

Website of the event at wordpress.com

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Themensemester 2018: Global Cotton

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INVITATION

INVITATION

to a public lecture by

Karen White Butterly

from the Pine Ridge Reservation (South Dakota, USA)

"From Wounded Knee 1973 to Standing Rock 2016"

on Wednesday, 31.01.2018, 14-16 hrs, GW1 B0100

organized by prof. Kerstin Knopf (Postcolonial Literary and Cultural Studies)

Worlds of Contradiction

INPUTS

Übersee Musem Bremen

 

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Postcolonial movie nights

Program of the Postcolonial movie nights in Winter semester 2017/2018

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Bremer Denkanstöße - Einladung

Open Campus 2017

This year, the Postcolonial Studies group was given the challenging and exciting task of organizing the activities of Faculty 10: Linguistics and Literary Studies at the Open Campus day, which took place on Saturday, June 17th 2017.

Under the supervision of Eeva Sippola and Kerstin Knopf and the coordination of Joanna Chojnicka, a large range of presentations and activities were offered to visitors at the pagoda of Faculty 10. The postcolonial team was supported by the student assistants Michaela Puschmann and Anna Todt as well as the members of Stuga Anglistik.

Throughout the day, fortune-cookies and arabic sweets were handed around and a mini-cinema invited visitors to watch short movies made by the students of MA Transnationale Literaturwissenschaft and a poetry reading. 

Presentations included Postcolonial Literary and Cultural Studies by Prof. Dr. Kerstin Knopf, Postcolonial Language Studies by Dr. Marivic Lesho, Linguistic Fieldwork in Papua New Guinea by Dr. Lidia Mazzitelli and Research-based learning by BA-Student Michaela Puschmann. Many keen visitors could be found in our workshop on the International Phonetic Alphabet, where participants had the chance to read and write in IPA-Symbols. 

INPUTS contributed to our pagoda by presenting their Guayana- and Haiti-Projects, while Michael Claridge offered a photo-exhibition on the students' excursion to Shakespeare's London and on the most recent play by the Parliament of Foules, Doctor Faustus.

At the end of the day, our team enjoyed the concert of Samy Deluxe and celebrated a succesful and rewarding day. Thanks to everyone who contributed - we are already looking forward to the next Open Campus!

 

 

Postcolonial movie nights

All welcome!

Postcolonial movie nights

All welcome!