Prof. Dr Thomas Mohnike (Strasbourg): Mythemes of the North. Tracing Historical Change in the Discursive Grammar of the North with Computational Methods

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Thomas Mohnike, Professor of Scandinavian Studies at the University of Strasbourg, will introduce the international research project “Mythemes of the North”: Aiming to map the evolution of narrative knowledge of the North in Europe since the Middle Ages, the project studies its smallest units – the mythemes of the North – and their narrative grammar in cultural circulation. It uses the latest advances of digital humanities, cross breeding it with productive new readings and sometimes voluntary misunderstandings of (post-)structuralist theories, cultural media studies and studies of geographies of knowledge.

Organisation and moderation
Verena Liu, Arne Segelke, Torsten Veit, Alexander Waszynski

Programme (PDF)

The lecture will take place as a hybrid event. 
Please observe the current hygiene instructions (3G regulations) when attending on site. The maximum number of people present in the lecture hall is 39.
If you want to follow the lecture online via Zoom, please contact us at baltic-peripetiesuni-greifswaldde.

Contact
IRTG Baltic Peripeties
Institut für Deutsche Philologie
Rubenowstraße 3, 17489 Greifswald
Telefon 03834 420 3590
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Organisator

  • Joint Lecture Series IRTG "Baltic Peripeties. Narratives of Reformations, Revolutions and Catastrophes", Interdisciplinary Centre for Baltic Sea Region Research (IFZO), MA History and Culture of the Baltic Sea Region (HiCuBaS), Herrenhauszentrum (HHZ)

Veranstaltungsort

  • Altes Audimax, Hörsaal 2
    Rubenowstraße 1
    17489 Greifswald

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