Vortrag von Margreth Lünenborg

"Journalismus als Welterzählung"

Auf Einladung des Graduiertenkollegs Transnationale Medienereignisse hält Frau PD Dr. Margreth Lünenborg vom Institut für Kommunikationswissenschaften der Freien Universität Berlin am Dienstag, den 18. Dezember 2007, einen Vortrag zum Thema Journalismus als Welterzählung. Zur Narrativität des Non-Fiktionalen. Beginn ist um 16 Uhr c.t. im Gebäude des Graduate Centre for the Study of Culture (GCSC), Alter Steinbacher Weg 38, Raum 001.

Graduate School „Transnational Media Events“ Giessen & EUI Florence

Friday, 15^th Febr. 08

9.00-9.30

Heinz-Gerhard Haupt (EUI). Welcome and Introduction

9.30-11.00

War and Political Culture 

Marco Gerbig-Fabel (Gießen)

Historical Form(ation)s of Meji Japan. Photographic Artifacts of War (1904-1905)

Arne Segelke (Gießen)  

Images of the Great War in Scandinavia

Kommentar: Sebastian Conrad (EUI)

Coffee break

11.15-12.45

Cultural Politics of Terror 

Niall Whelehan (Florence)

Actions and Words: Propaganda of the Deed among Irish and Italian Radical Organisations, 1865-1900

Mark Jones (Florence)

German and Italian Agents of Violence in the post-war Period, 1919 – 1922

Kommentar: Horst Carl (Gießen) oder Roger Chickering

Lunch

14.00-16.00

National Identities and Communication in the 19^th Century 

Eveline Bouwers (Florence) 

Exemplary Men. Political Pantheons in Napoleonic Europe

Thorsten Gudewitz (Gießen)

Performing the Nation: National Celebrations and the Media in 19th Century German(-American) Festivity Culture.

Lone Martinsen (Florence)

History as a Mass Experience: Historical Novels in the 19th Century and their Influence on Danish National Discourse

Kommentar: Heinz-Gerhard Haupt (EUI)

Coffee break

16.30-18.30

National Identities and Communication in the 20^th Century 

Philipp Zessin (Florence)

The language of Algerian nationalists in the context of decolonisation (1954-1962)

Eva Modrey (Gießen)

Cultural Re-Integration? – The Olympic Games of Rome (1960) und Munich (1972)

Vera Simon (Florence)

Rituals of Nation. National and Supranational Perspectives in France And Germany since 1990

Kommentar: Philipp Ther (EUI)

Dinner

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Saturday, 16^th Febr. 08

9.00-11.00

Scandals as Political Spectacles

Norman Domeier (Florence)

The Thin Line. Politics and Morality in the Eulenburg Scandal, 1906-1909

Maren Röger (Gießen)

Media Discourses about the Expulsion of Germans in Poland, Czechia and Germany.

Kommentar: Frank Bösch (Gießen)

Coffee break

11.30-13.00

Political and Religious Narratives 

Pascal Girard (Florence)

Political plots in France and Italy, from the Liberation to the end of the 1950s

Rene Schlott (Gießen)

“We mourn a great servant of peace” - Obituaries for the popes since 1878.

Maike Mügge (Gießen), Das Berliner Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas von Peter Eisenmann – Erleben, Ereignis und Medienereignis

Kommentar: Kiran Patel (EUI)

Lunch

14.00-16.00

The Politics of Social Movements

Georg v. Graevenitz (Florence)

Internationalism and Agriculture: France and Germany in the interwar period

Celia Donert (Florence)

From Political Activism to Social Protest: The Gypsy Question in Czechoslovakia, 1948-1989

Kommentar: Friedrich Lenger (Gießen)