Annual meeting of the Political Aesthetics Working Group
Workshop
10:00
Welcome and introduction
with Charlotte Rathjen, Dîlan Canan Çakir and Christian Hippe
10:15
Panel I: Activism and forms of resistance
Interruption and resistance: forms of deceleration in the ecological crisis
Discussion of the novels "Phytopia Plus" by Zara Zerbe and "Die Spur des Anderen" by Patrick Chamoiseau. Followed by a discussion with Alexander Neupert-Doppler on the topic of "Interrupting crisis narratives". With Lisa Brunke, Katharina Kalthoff, Magdalena Siebert. Graphic Recording Krishan Rajapakshe
Activist actions by authors
Discussion based on selected authors and literary alliances and collectives on how literary, performative and other artistic strategies are used as a means of resistance. With Iuditha Balint, Ela Gezen, Nacim Ghanbari, Tara Talwar Windsor. Moderated by Dîlan Canan Çakir
14:45
Materialities and Visibilities of Proletarian Aesthetics
Interactive workshop on the relationship between proletarian literature and materiality with Annika Hildebrandt, Katharina Kolar, Henning Podulski, Charlotte Rauth, Andrea Schütte, Mimmi Woisnitza
16:45
Panel II: Aesthetics, politics and forms of expression
After and despite autonomy? Political aesthetics in literary and artistic production today
Discussion from a philosophical and sociological perspective on the relationship between aesthetic autonomy and contemporary political aesthetics. With Anne Eusterschulte, Alexandra Schauer. Moderated by Robin Becker, Nursan Celik
18:15
Telling East Germany. Literary quintet
Book reviews and discussion about the connections between Stasi and provincial romanticism, GDR and Wende aesthetics, East German othering and post-socialist self-assertion in contemporary literary texts about the East. With Jonas Haug, Franziska Haug, Tim Preuß, Charlotte Rathjen, Mareike Gronich
In cooperation with the Cluster of Excellence 2020 "Temporal Communities. Doing Literature in a Global Perspective" at the Freie Universität Berlin
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