Hybridity – The California Interdisciplinary Consortium Of Italian Studies
“Weimar Modernities: Conflict in the Art and Thought of the Weimar Republic.” Wed 11/17/21 & Thurs 11/18/21
On 17 and 18. November (Wednesday and Thursday), the German Program at CSULB is proud to present this year’s conference, “Weimar Modernities: Conflict in the Art and Thought of the Weimar Republic.” There will be many thought-provoking papers, student film screenings, a performance of Alban Berg’s Wozzeck, a musical performance, and an interview/discussion with world-renowned co-director and screenwriter, Achim von Borries. (CLICK HERE FOR FULL PROGRAM)
German Conference: “A Republican Tragedy”
Global Ferrante: The Reception and Translation of Elena Ferrante’s ‘My Brilliant Friend’
German Studies Conference “Writing Revolution: German Paradigms and Legacies of Resistance”
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The Nineteenth-Century in 2019: Mapping Women’s Writing in the Long Nineteenth Century Conference
Join us in Long Beach, California U.S.A., for The Nineteenth-Century in 2019: Mapping Women’s Writing in the Long Nineteenth Century Conference.
The conference will take place at the California State University, Long Beach campus, Friday April 26 – Saturday April 27, 2019.
Read more about the conference theme and topics, The Nineteenth-Century in 2019: Mapping Women’s Writing in the Long Nineteenth Century.
We invite you to submit a proposal, and we look forward to your participation in the symposium next spring!
German Art in SoCal in German Art: Artists and Thinkers from Germany and Austria in and on California
500th Anniversary of the Reformation Conference: Campus Weeks at CSULB (German Embassy)
Marx-Nietzsche-Freud-And? Conference
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Drive-By Theatre Double Feature: Brecht+60/Kleist+205
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Sept. 28-29, 2016 CSULB German will host a conference on Brecht and Kleist reception since the two authors’ deaths in 1956 and 1811 respectively. The conference commemorates the afterlives and influences of Brecht and Kleist in the US, is intended for both students and scholars, and will be open to the general public. The influences of these two authors span far more than only the field of German Literature, including a diverse range of disciplines, such as Theater, Film, Music, and Comparative Literature. The conference will be accompanied by musical and theatrical performances and two film screenings.
All papers will be presented in English; films will be shown with subtitles.