Posts mit dem Tag »Affected Scientists«

Affective societies, affected scientists! 5 Fragen an Linus Westheuser

08.01.2025
von Polina Aronson
Affective societies, affected scientists! 5 Fragen an ... Interviews & Portraits

In der Interviewreihe „Affective societies, affected scientists!“ beantworten neue Mitglieder, assoziierte Kolleg:innen und Wissenschaftler:innen auf Stippvisite oder mit längerem Aufenthalt im Sonderforschungsbereich „Affective Societies“ Fragen zur Affektivität und Emotionalität in Wissenschaft und Gegenwart. Heute stellen wir Ihnen Dr. Linus Westheuser vor. Er ist Postdoktorand an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin und zusammen mit Steffen Mau und … weiterlesen

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Reflections on a visit to the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford

15.07.2024
von Maren Wirth and Laibor Kalanga Moko
Aus der Forschung English

Earlier this year, Laibor Kalanga Moko and Maren Wirth visited the famous Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford. Founded in 1884 the institution houses collections from various parts of the world, most of which were appropriated during British colonialism. We first initiated contact with Laura van Broekhoven, the Director of the Museum, in 2021. At the … weiterlesen

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Zum Affekt des Ressentiments: Psychoanalytikerin Cynthia Fleury zu Gast

10.05.2024
von Alissa Geffert
Impulse SFB 1171

„Raus aus der Verbitterung, rein in die Gesellschaft!“, lautete eine vorläufige Antwort in Form einer Doppelveranstaltung, organisiert vom SFB „Affective Societies“ und dem Institut français Berlin. Zusammen luden sie die französische Philosophin und Psychoanalytikerin Cynthia Fleury zum Gespräch mit der Journalistin und Autorin Carolin Emcke und einem Workshop an der FU Berlin ein. Anlass des Gesprächs war Fleurys jüngst übersetztes Buch Hier liegt Bitterkeit begraben.

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Affective societies, affected scientists! 5 Questions to Bilgin Ayata, Cilja Harders, Ricarda Ameling, bahar fırat and Idil Deniz Sakar

25.07.2023
von Blogredaktion
Aus der Forschung English Interviews & Portraits SFB 1171

After eight years of intensive research, the project collaboration of team C01 with their current research on “Emotion and Affect within the Context of Authoritarian Transformations” within the CRC Affective Societies ends this summer. As a small farewell, they have given us answers to our „5 Questions…“ series. 1.) Which research question affects you at … weiterlesen

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The Potential of Religious Studies for Affect Theory’s „Structure-Bodies-Problem“

21.06.2023
von Max Johnson Dugan
Aus der Forschung English Impulse

Affect, Politics and Religion in Iceland Religion in politics is a contested field even without taking its affective and emotional dynamics into account. But exactly this was the aim of our workshop Affect, Politics, and Religion (held by Ricarda Ameling, Aletta Diefenbach and Antje Kahl) that took place at the end of July 2022, for which … weiterlesen

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Affective societies, affected scientists! 5 Fragen an Prof. Dr. Birgit Sauer

19.04.2023
von Blogredaktion
Affective societies, affected scientists! 5 Fragen an ... Deutsch Interviews & Portraits

In der Interview-Reihe „Affective societies, affected scientists!“ beantworten Neu-Mitglieder, assoziierte Kolleg:innen und Wissenschaftler:innen auf Stippvisite oder mit längerem Aufenthalt im Sonderforschungsbereich „Affective Societies“ Fragen zur Affektivität und Emotionalität in Wissenschaft und Gegenwart. Heute stellen wir Prof. Dr. Birgit Sauer vor. Sie ist Professorin für Politikwissenschaft an der Universität Wien und unter anderem Sprecherin des Forschungsschwerpunkts … weiterlesen

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Affective societies, affected scientists! 5 Questions to Mohammed Bamyeh

14.07.2022
von Blogredaktion
English Interviews & Portraits

The interview series poses questions concerning the role of affects and emotions in research practice and contemporary society to researchers on short-term visit and associate members of the Collaborative Research Center “Affective Societies”. Today we introduce Mohammed Bamyeh. He is Professor of Sociology at the University of Pittsburgh (USA), and President of the Board of … weiterlesen

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How to decolonize knowledge production? Thoughts on the recently launched Affect and Colonialism Web Lab

21.09.2021
von Débora Medeiros
Aus der Forschung English Zeitgenossenschaft

As researchers at a Western university, we are working in an environment that is deeply structured by hierarchies, by neoliberal economic logics and an unequal distribution of possibilities. This situation is also a direct result of colonialism and its legacies – a fact that is often overlooked and therefore remains a blind spot in much … weiterlesen

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Looking Local: Affective Benefits and Burdens in the Academy

02.09.2021
von Millicent Churcher
Aus der Forschung English Impulse SFB 1171

In the current moment we are bearing witness to a rising tide of negative affect among academics. #Ichbinhanna comprises just one example of a wider global movement that has been swept to the fore by increasingly competitive, exploitative, and precarious working conditions; conditions which are encouraged under the corporate university model, and which university administrators … weiterlesen

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Affective societies, affected scientists! 5 Questions to Annemarie Samuels

02.07.2021
von Blogredaktion
English Interviews & Portraits SFB 1171

The interview series poses questions concerning the role of affects and emotions in research practice and contemporary society to researchers on short-term visit and associate members of the Collaborative Research Center “Affective Societies”. Today we introduce Annemarie Samuels. She is an assistant professor at the Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology at Leiden University. On April 29th, she … weiterlesen