Fellow-Kolloquium

Veranstaltungen 2025

04.12.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Myth, Metaphor, and Gender Performance: Medieval Ashkenazi Wedding Rites Reconsidered

Avital Davidovich-Eshed (Tel Aviv University)

13.11.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Loyal Dissent: Towards an Agonistic Theory of the Civil Service

Maurits de Jongh (Utrecht University)

06.11.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

The Deficits of Law – Reflections on Euripides’ Medea

Guido Pfeifer (Goethe University)

23.10.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Emmanuel Levinas around 1968

Elad Lapidot (Université de Lille)

17.07.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Perilous, imperative talk: the moralization of speech in white American anti-racism

Paul Lichterman (University of Southern California, Los Angeles)

10.07.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Targeting archaeology: Emotions and agenda behind ISIS heritage destruction

Nimrod Hurvitz (Ben Gurion University of the Negev)

26.06.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

A philosophical reflection on the early history of Senegambia

Peter A. Mark (Wesleyan University)

12.06.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Adam Smith in the Anthropocene: matter, contingency, and the foundations of a critical social theory

Leo Steeds (Glasgow University)

15.05.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

The Political Theory of Aldo Moro: A Research Project

Clementina Gentile Fusillo (Justita Centre for Advanced Studies)

08.05.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium
Forschungsschwerpunkt »Democratic Vistas«

What Is It That We (Should) Do When We Engage in Public Discourse?

Belén Pueyo-Ibáñez (Forschungsschwerpunkt »Democratic Vistas«)

24.04.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Towards a Theory of Angels

Galili Shahar (Tel Aviv University)

30.01.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Reconstructability of the Historical Qur’an Based on Early Islamic Traditions

Ömer Özsoy, Misbahur Rehman, Sercan Üstündag (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

23.01.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Canonizing a New Narrative: Archaeology between Science, Ideology, and Popularization in Contemporary China

Iwo Amelung (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt)

16.01.2025

Fellow-Kolloquium

Having a Home as a socio-political Achievement. A polyphonic approach to finitude, guest-status and communicability centered around Hannah Arendt

Larissa Wallner (Justitia Center for Advanced Studies)