The Institute of Classical Archaeology cordially invites you to a lecture series by Sabine Hornung (Saarland) “The Caesarian fortress at Hermeskeil: latest research on Titus Labienus’ conquest of the Treveri.”
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Lecture Series: Current Issues in Archaeology
The Institute of Classical Archaeology cordially invites you to a lecture series by Fabrizio Ducati (Palermo) “Farms, villas and villages in late roman Sicily: a subregional approach to the landscape evolution.” Programme:
Workshop: Early Modern Theatre: Creativity and Fiction
KREAS / Creative Laboratory and Department of Anglophone Literatures and Cultures are pleased to invite you to an international workshop organized in cooperation with the Central European University: “Early Modern Theatre: Creativity and Fiction”. Programme: Dr Matthias Riedl: “Creativity and Performativity in the Early Reformation Period” Dr Sam Gilchrist Hall: “‘A Notable Foundation of Hearsay’: […]
7th International Language Management Symposium: Standardization as Language Management
Standardization as a process based on intervening in variation is usually aimed at efficient communication on a larger scale. It not only covers the emergence of standard varieties of languages, but also language cultivation, the elaboration of genres and terminologies, and language teaching as well as the development of norms and standards for industry, commerce and intercultural […]
On Liberal Education: The Autopoietic Function of Universities
The conference deals with (mainly but not only) the role of universities in contemporary societies, the selfconstituting aspect of universities, as well as with more current topics such as question of trust between universities and democratic societies, the position of expertise and its change during the covid pandemic or sources of continuing differences between universities […]
Christopher Gerry: The Buck Stops Elsewhere: The Politics of Responsibility for Covid-19 in Russia
The Buck Stops Elsewhere: The Politics of Responsibility for Covid-19 in Russia Christopher Gerry University of Oxford Abstract Covid-19 has raised enormous challenges for governments across the world, not only to manage the health dimension of the pandemic but also its political consequences. Effective government responses may improve their political ratings but ineffective ones may […]
Manfred Herbert: Language Problems in Employment Law: A Critical Analysis of the Relevant Jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice and the German Federal Labour Court
The Language Management Research Group at Faculty of Arts, Charles University, cordially invites you to a lecture on the language problems in German labour law and its concord or discord with the linguistic rights of EU. Program
Change of Room: KREAS Workshop: Shakespeare, Creativity and Creative Industries
The Department of Anglophone Literatures and Cultures cordially invites you to the KREAS workshop “Shakespeare, Creativity and Creative Industries” Thursday, 12 March 2020, 13:00-15:30 Faculty of Arts Library, Jan Palach Square 2 (room 111) Programme: Sam Gilchrist Hall (Károli Gáspár University, Budapest): “In Mendacio Veritas: Shakespeare’s Creative Use of Sources” Martina Pranić (Charles University, Prague): […]
KREAS Workshop: Minority Languages in a Globalized World
About: The purpose of the workshop is to explore the contemporary relevance of ‘small’ or minority languages, especially in relation to literature and culture. While in the revival period the main rationale for keeping these languages alive was their role as a marker of national or ethnic identity, today it seems less relevant. Other important roles […]
Two Germanys: Ethnographic Museums, (Post)colonial Exhibitions, and the ‘Cold Odyssey’ of Pacific Objects between East and West
A KREAS lecture by Philipp Schorch from the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. Program
