Dr. Bernhard Stricker

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    1. Latest news
    2. Academic career
    3. Research interests
    4. Publications and lectures
      1. Monographs
      2. Editorship
      3. Essays
      4. Lectures
      5. Translations
      6. Internet publications
      7. Reviews
      8. Organization of conferences and workshops
      9. FIS-Box Publications
      10. FIS-Box Research
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Dr. Bernhard Stricker

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Chair of Modern German Literature and Media Culture Studies

Chair of Modern German Literature and Media Culture Studies

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Wednesday:
13:30 - 14:30

Except during semester breaks. All information and registrations can be found on OPAL in the corresponding cross-semester folder.

Latest news

Book cover: Kevin Drews and Bernhard Stricker (eds.): Calendars and Short Forms: Cultural Studies Contextualizations of Johann Peter Hebel’s Calendar Texts, Göttingen, Wallstein 2026, OPEN ACCESS. © Wallstein

NEW RELEASE (coming soon): Calendar and small form. Cultural Studies Contextualizations of Johann Peter Hebel's Calendar Texts, edited by Kevin Drews and Bernhard Stricker. Göttingen: Wallstein 2026, OPEN ACCESS https://www.wallstein-verlag.de/9783835362048-kalender-und-kleine-form.html.

 
Cover des Buches " Wittgenstein and Popular Culture", Edited by Bernhard Stricker & Martin Urschel, Anthem Studies in Wittgenstein 2024. © Anthem Press

NEUERSCHEINUNG (forthcoming): Wittgenstein and Popular Culture, edited by Bernhard Stricker and Martin Urschel, London/New York/Melbourne: The Anthem Press 2026, https://anthempress.com/books/wittgenstein-and-popular-culture-hb.

 

  • GAST LECTURE at the Literature and Cultural Studies Colloquium at the University of Siegen on the topic "Unverhoffte Repopularisierung? Reunion with Hebel's calendar in radio during the Weimar Republic and the Nazi era", Wednesday, 24.06.2026, 16.15 hrs

Academic career

  • Since 04/2021: Research Associate at the Chair of Media Studies and Modern German Literature (Prof. Dr. Lars Koch) at TU Dresden
  • 03/2019-03/2021: Teaching fellow at the Chair of Media Studies and Modern German Literature (Prof. Dr. Lars Koch) at TU Dresden
  • 11/2019: Completion of doctorate with the thesis "Literature, Skepticism and the Good Life. Stanley Cavell as a reader" (overall grade: summa cum laude)
  • WS 2018/19: Freelance lecturer at the Chair of Media Studies and Modern German Literature (Prof. Dr. Lars Koch) at TU Dresden
  • 09/2018-12 /2018: Research Assistant at the Chair of Media Studies and Modern German Literature (Prof. Dr. Lars Koch) at TU Dresden
  • 03/2015-12/2018: Work on a dissertation entitled "Literature, Skepticism and the Good Life. Stanley Cavell as a reader", supervised by Prof. Dr. Ethel Matala de Mazza at the Humboldt University of Berlin
  • 03/2015-02/2018: Doctoral scholarship holder of the Episcopal Study Support of the Cusanuswerk
  • WS 2017/18: Freelance lecturer at the Chair of General and Comparative Literature (Prof. Dr. Monika Schmitz-Emans) at Ruhr University Bochum
  • 01/2016-05/2016: Research stay as Visiting Scholar at the Department of German at the University of California, Berkeley (USA)
  • 2012-2015: Editor of the yearbook of the Jean Paul Society
  • Since 10/2014: Member of the international graduate network PhD-Net "The Knowledge of Literature" (Prof. Dr. Joseph Vogl) at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • 11/2012-08/2014: 1-subject Master's degree in General and Comparative Literature at the Ruhr University Bochum
  • 11/2008-05/2014: Scholarship holder of the German National Academic Foundation
  • 09/2013-12/2013: Erasmus studies in Lettres Modernes at the Université François Rabelais in Tours (France)
  • 08/2009-08/2013: Student Assistant at the Chair of General and Comparative Literature (Prof. Dr. Monika Schmitz-Emans) at the Ruhr-University Bochum
  • 10/2008-11/2012: 2-subject Bachelor's degree in General and Comparative Literature and Philosophy at the Ruhr-University Bochum

Research interests

  • Form relations of literature and philosophy (esp. ordinary language philosophy, phenomenology, analytical philosophy of language)
  • Small forms, especially calendar texts
  • Historical and literary anthropologies (esp. anthropologies of everydayness)
  • Language learning scenes
  • Literature and knowledge (epistemology, skepticism)
  • Literary representations and reflections of time and temporality
  • Literary, cultural and media theory

Publications and lectures

Monographs

Reviewed by Philipp Zimmermann, in: Perspektiven der Philosophie 49 (2023), pp. 240-246. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004686052_012.

Editorship

  • Zweisamkeit. Über die Kunst des Zusammen-Lebens in Paarbeziehungen, edited by Bernhard Stricker, Silvia Schneider and Günter Gödde. Berlin/Heidelberg: Metzler 2026 (= series "Schriften zur Kritischen Lebenskunst").

  • Calendar and small form. Cultural Studies Contextualizations of Johann Peter Hebel's Calendar Texts, edited by Kevin Drews and Bernhard Stricker. Göttingen: Wallstein 2026, OPEN ACCESS https://www.wallstein-verlag.de/9783835362048-kalender-und-kleine-form.html.

  • Wittgenstein and Popular Culture, edited by Bernhard Stricker and Martin Urschel. London, New York, Melbourne, et al: Anthem Press ("Anthem Studies in Wittgenstein" series) 2026. https://anthempress.com/books/wittgenstein-and-popular-culture-hb.
  • KWZ 1/2025: Thematic issue "Geistesgegenwart und Nachdenklichkeit. Small Forms of Intervention", edited by Bernhard Stricker. Open access: https: //meiner.de/catalog/product/view/id/19002/category/2074/
  • Jean Paulhan: The experience of the proverb. Ethnographic texts. Translated and with an afterword by Bernhard Stricker. Konstanz: Konstanz University Press (= series ethno|graphien) 2025.

Reviewed by Maximilian Gilleßen, in: FAZ, 26.10.2026, https://www.faz.net/aktuell/feuilleton/buecher/sachbuch/jean-paulhans-die-erfahrung-des-sprichworts-accg-110704462.html

Reviewed by Gerhard Poppenberg, in: Berlin Review, No. 17, Feb. 2026, https://blnreview.de/ausgaben/2026-02/poppenberg-paulhan-madagaskar-sprichwoerter

Essays

  • "Stanley Cavell: Cities of Words. A Moral Register in Philosophy, Film and Literature (2004)", in: Schlüsselwerke der Kritischen Lebenskunst I. Von Theodor W. Adorno bis Corine Pelluchon, ed. by Günter Gödde and Jörg Zirfas. Berlin/Heidelberg: Metzler 2026, pp. 81-99.

  • "Zeitgewalt. Angst in Hebels Kalendergeschichten", in: Writing Angst. Schauerliteratur, Gothic Novel und literarischer Schrecken von 1800 bis zur Gegenwart. Edited by Jakob Baur, Lars Koch and Barbara Schaff. Bielefeld: transcript 2026, pp. 275-291 (Open Access).

  • "On the Dissolution of Rural Boundaries in Calendrical Communities. Von Johann Peter Hebels Rheinländischem Hausfreund (1803-1819) zum Königswusterhäuser Landboten (1933-40) von Günter Eich und Martin Raschke", in: Die Entgrenzung des Ruralen. Transformations of Rurality and Rural Spaces from the 19th Century to the Present, ed. by Willi W. Barthold, Christian Hißnauer, Christian Prunitsch, Claudia Stockinger. Bielefeld: transcript 2025, pp. 113-135 (Open Access).

  • "The experience of the commonplace. On the ethnographic origin of 'presence of mind' in Paulhan and Benjamin." In: KWZ 1/2025, focus issue "Geistesgegenwart und Nachdenklichkeit. Small Forms of Intervention", ed. by Bernhard Stricker, pp. 61-87 (Open Access).

  • "Editorial." In: KWZ 1/2025, focus issue "Geistesgegenwart und Nachdenklichkeit. Small Forms of Intervention", ed. by Bernhard Stricker, pp. 5-15 (Open Access).

  • "Proust's Invisible View of Delft - Reflections with Merleau-Ponty on a Phenomenology of Original Memory. In: Journal of Aesthetics and General Art Studies 69/2 (2024): Focus on "Poetics of Phenomenology", pp. 67-87.
  • "'Democratization of Genius' or Nobilitization of the Ordinary? On Richard Rorty's misreading of a poem by Philip Larkin. In: Schriftstücke 5 (2023), thematic focus: "Freedom of Philosophy - Freedom of Poetry", pp. 190-220.
  • "Enigmatic reality? How Luc Boltanski lets himself be misled by Father Brown." In: Trivial truth procedures. On the Ambiguity of Circumstantial Evidence in Crime Stories from the 18th to the 21st Century. Edited by Antonia Eder. Heidelberg, Berlin: Metzler (= series "Crime in Literature and Media") [forthcoming].
  • "The Sustainability of the Everyday. Stanley Cavell's ethics of implication". In: Times of Everydayness. Edited by Jonas Cantarella, Michael Gamper and Dina Edmundts. Basel, Berlin: Schwabe 2024, pp. 269-289.
  • "Im-Provisatorisches Leben. On the precarious relationship between form and processuality in Stanley Cavell. In: Suffering and the Art of Living in Modernity. Edited by Eike Brock, Günter Gödde and Jörg Zirfas. Heidelberg, Berlin: Metzler 2023 (= series "Kritische Lebenskunst"), pp. 377-394.
  • "'Emaciated' form. Mastery of time in Kafka's Hunger Artist." In: Literary Organotechnics. Studies on a History of Discourse and Imagination. Edited by Lars Koch, Sarah Neelsen and Julia Prager. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter 2024, pp. 193-219.
  • "'Kannitverstan': Nonunderstanding in Blumenberg and Hebel." In: Unaivailable. The Joy of not Responding. Edited by Marie-Luise Goldmann and Anna Hordych. Berlin: Kulturverlag Kadmos, pp. 173-197.
  • "Presence of mind, or: listening to history being written. The narrator Patrick Roth in the light of Benjamin and Hebel." In: The Christ Trilogy between Bible, Dream and Religious Experience. Patrick Roth in conversation. Edited by Michaela Kopp-Marx, Martin W. Ramb and Holger Zaborowski. Würzburg: Königshausen and Neumann 2022, pp. 61-88.

  • "Hebel's afterlife. The history of the calendar as a small form." In: Archive for Media History 19 (2021): "Kleine Formen", pp. 133-143.

  • "All philosophy is but a meditation of Shakespeare." Emmanuel Lévinas on tragedy. In: Weimarer Beiträge 67 (2021), H. 2, pp. 252-266.

  • "The human in the space between. Everyday life, aesthetics and autobiography in Siegfried Kracauer, Ludwig Wittgenstein and Stanley Cavell." In: Himmlisch - irdisch - höllisch: Religiöse und anthropologische Annäherungen an eine historisierte Ästhetik. Edited by Olivia Kobiela and Lena Zschunke. Würzburg: Königshausen and Neumann 2019, pp. 437-475.
  • "From knowledge to recognition. Stanley Cavell on skepticism and tragedy." In: Forms of knowledge. Epistemic Functions of Literary Procedures. Edited by the Graduiertenkolleg Literarische Form. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter 2017, pp. 75-104.
  • "Experience missed or lost? - Cavell's concept of the ordinary and Walter Benjamin on the 'loss of aura'." In: Conversations. The Journal of Cavellian Studies 4 (2016), pp. 2-25.
  • "Tout et rien. La 'Vue de Delft' invisible de Proust." In: Quaderni proustiani 2015. ed. by Gennaro Oliviero. Naples 2015, pp. 233-245.
  • "Clouds as a poetological motif in Philippe Jaccottet." In: Clouds. Edited by Kurt Röttgers and Monika Schmitz-Emans. Essen: Die Blaue Eule 2015, pp. 87-101.
  • "Imitation and theatricality. All about Evein the light of Stanley Cavell's philosophy." In: On imposture. Perspectives on a cultural practice. Edited by Wieland Schwanebeck. Berlin: Neofelis Verlag 2014, pp. 177-193.
  • "L'intérêt de la lecture - reading and being read (Proust, Thoreau, de Man, Cavell)." In: Readings of Proust. Edited by Peter Brandes. Hamburg: Dr. Kovac 2014, pp. 17-66.
  • "Pygmalion's children. The motif of the animated statue in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale and Hofmannsthal's Frau ohne Schatten." In: Stones, petrified things. Edited by Kurt Röttgers and Monika Schmitz-Emans. Essen: Die Blaue Eule 2014, pp. 115-127.
  • "The ethical meaning of skepticism. Stanley Cavell and Emmanuel Lévinas." In: Phänomenologische Forschungen / Recherches phénoménologiques 2012. ed. by Karl-Heinz Lembeck, Karl Mertens and Ernst Wolfgang Orth. Hamburg: Meiner 2013, pp. 127-161.
  • "Surfaces and Depths of Philosophy. Wittgenstein on skepticism and everyday language." In: Above and below. Surfaces and Depths. Edited by Kurt Röttgers and Monika Schmitz-Emans. Essen: Die Blaue Eule 2013, pp. 141-151.
  • "Job - our contemporary? On the reception of Job in the films A serious man and Life is too long." In: Catastrophes. Confrontations with the Real. Edited by Solvejg Nitzke and Mark Schmitt. Essen: Ch. A. Bachmann Verlag 2012, pp. 45-60.

Lectures

  • "Unexpected repopularization? Wiedersehen mit Hebels Kalender im Hörfunk der Weimarer Republik und der NS-Zeit", guest lecture at the Literature and Cultural Studies Colloquium of the University of Siegen, Wednesday, 24.06.2026, 16:15.

  • "Hebel en visite à Strasbourg, ou: L'almanach populaire et le télégraphe optique", University of Strasbourg, colloquium of the research group "Mondes germaniques et nord-européens", February 6, 2026, 5 p.m. https://mgne. unistra.fr/actualites/lunite-de-recherche-accueille-bernhard-stricker-en-fevrier-2026/

  • "Small forms of conflict. Jean Paulhan and Malagasy proverbial poetry". Guest lecture at the DFG Research Training Group 2190 "Literatur- und Wissensgeschichte kleiner Formen" at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 14.04.25
  • "People, monsters and machines. On literary language learning scenes." Lecture at the workshop "Fliehende Sprachen. Grammar - Literature - Politics", TU Dresden, Institute of German Studies and Media Cultures, 06./07.03.2025
  • "'Poetic duels': The Malagasy hain-teny as a model of small forms of literary intervention?" Guest lecture at the Leuphana University of Lüneburg in the seminar "Literature and Conflict" (Jun.-Prof. Dr. Kevin Drews), 25.06.2024
  • "The 'Limping Messenger' in the 'global village'? From the Rheinländische Hausfreund (1803-19) to the Königswusterhäuser Landbote (1933-40)." Lecture at the conference "Die Entgrenzung des Ruralen. New perspectives on transformations of rurality and rural spaces from the 19th century to the present, TU Dresden, 03/04/2024
  • "The experience of the commonplace. Jean Paulhan's ethnographic interventions", lecture as part of the conference "Geistesgegenwart und Nachdenklichkeit. Small Forms of Intervention", organized by Bernhard Stricker, TUD Dresden University of Technology, 06.-07.07.2023
  • "Presence of mind. Zeitpraktiken und Zeitreflexion in der Kalendergeschichte", lecture as part of the conference "Gattung und Gegenwart" at RTG 2291 "Gegenwart/Literatur", Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelms-Universität Bonn, 22-24.06.2023
  • "Economies of the Almanac around 1800." Lecture at the Annual Convention of the Modern Language Association (MLA), San Francisco, 05.-08.01.2023.

  • "Presence of mind. Benjamin reads Hebel." Lecture at the conference of the International Walter Benjamin Society "Hoffnung - mit Benjamin neu denken", 04.11.-06.11.2021, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin, in cooperation with the Akademie der Künste, Berlin, and the Leibniz Center for Literary and Cultural Research, Berlin.

  • "Towards a hermeneutics of seduction." Lecture as part of the panel "Seduced Heroes, seduced Readers" at the Annual Meeting of the American Comparative Literature Association (ACLA), April 8-11, 2021.

  • "'Toute la philosophie n'est qu'une méditation de Shakespeare.' Emmanuel Lévinas on tragedy." Lecture at the workshop "Literatur und Phänomenologie" at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, 04.-05.07.2019.

  • "'Toute la philosophie n'est qu'une méditation de Shakespeare.' Emmanuel Lévinas on tragedy." Lecture at the conference "Das marginalisierte Frühwerk von Emmanuel Lévinas. 'Le Temps et l'Autre' als Lesebrille" from 15-17.11.2018 at the TU Dresden.
  • "Silence in the forest - Thoreau with Cavell, or: The nature of meaning." Lecture on 23.04.2018 as part of the workshop "Die Ökologie der Heimat. Literary and cultural studies perspectives on 'natural' relationships" at the Institute of German Studies at TU Dresden.
  • "Literary form and way of life." Lecture on 22.07.2017 as part of the Summer School "Transformations of Literature, Knowledge and Media" of the thematic network "Literature - Knowledge - Media" at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
  • "Forgetfulness of writing or voice in philosophy? Jacques Derrida and Stanley Cavell." Lecture on 06.06.2017 at the XVII conference of the DGAVL on "Schrift und Graphisches im Vergleich" at the Ruhr-University Bochum.
  • "The human in the space between, or: The utopia of the everyday. Siegfried Kracauer and Stanley Cavell." Lecture on 20.05.2017 as part of the junior conference "Himmlisch - irdisch - höllisch: Religiöse und anthropologische Annäherungen an eine historisierte Ästhetik" at the Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen.
  • "Schematism of idioms. The case of Cottard." Lecture on 01.07.2016 as part of the workshop "Proust und das Wissen" at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
  • "The silence of the text. Literary form and philosophical knowledge according to Stanley Cavell." Lecture on 06.12.2014 as part of the conference "Am Ende der Wissensgeschichte? On the epistemocritical potential of literary form procedures" at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster.
  • "Espérer sous tant de nuages. Philippe Jaccottets Wolkenformationen." Lecture at the philosophical-literary summer colloquium on "Clouds" on July 4 and 5, 2014 under the direction of Prof. Dr. Monika Schmitz-Emans and Prof. Dr. Kurt Röttgers at the Ruhr University Bochum.
  • "Everything and nothing. Proust's invisible 'View of Delft'." Lecture as part of the colloquium "Une Journée avec Proust. On the centenary of research" on 14.11.2013 at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum.
  • "Pygmalion's children. The motif of the animated statue in Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale and Hofmannsthal's Frau ohne Schatten." Lecture at the philosophical-literary summer colloquium on "Steine, Versteinertes" on 06/07/2013 under the direction of Prof. Dr. Monika Schmitz-Emans and Prof. Dr. Kurt Röttgers at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum.
  • "Lies, imitation, theatricality - All about Eve in the light of Stanley Cavell's 'Emersonian perfectionism'." Lecture at the scholarship holder conference of the Studienstiftung des deutschen Volkes on the topic "Lüge - Täuschung - Hochstapelei" on 27.28.06.2013 at the TU Dresden.
  • "Philosophical (in)depths. Thoreau and Wittgenstein." Lecture at the philosophical-literary summer colloquium on the topic "Oben und unten. Surfaces and Depths" on 06/07/2012 under the direction of Prof. Dr. Monika Schmitz-Emans and Prof. Dr. Kurt Röttgers at the Ruhr University Bochum.
  • "Job - our contemporary? On the reception of Job in the films A serious man and Life is too long." Lecture at the comparative colloquium on "Catastrophes" on September 16-17, 2011 at the Ruhr University Bochum.

Translations

  • Jean Paulhan: The experience of the proverb. Ethnographic texts. Translated and with an afterword by Bernhard Stricker. Konstanz: Konstanz University Press (= series ethno|graphien) 2025.

  • Translation (from English) by Johannes Voelz: "Zu einer Ästhetik des Populismus. Part I: The populist space of appearance." In:The Great Disruptor. On Trump, the Media and the Politics of Disparagement. Edited by Lars Koch, Tobias Nanz and Christina Rogers. Stuttgart, Weimar: Metzler 2019, pp. 187-214.

Internet publications

  • "Not every day." [On Helga Schubert's Der heutige Tag. Ein Stundenbuch der Liebe]. In: Chronistic ways of writing. Blog of the DFG project "Literarische Chronistik. Elements of a Writing Style in German-Language Literature of the 20th Century". https://chronistik.germanistik.uni-halle.de/2024/12/nicht-alle-tage/

Reviews

  • "Reflections on language and pain." Review of: Ilit Ferber: Waves of language. On pain and the origin of language. Berlin: Neofelis 2023. in: Comparatio. Journal for Comparative Literature vol. 16, p. 1 (2024), pp. 173-175.

  • Review of: Matthias Grandl/Melanie Möller (eds.): Wissen en miniature. Theory and Epistemology of the Anecdote. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag 2021. in: Kulturwissenschaftliche Zeitschrift 2/2022, pp. 89-95.
  • "Reflex instead of reflection." Review of: Amanda Lasker-Berlin: Iva breathes. Frankfurter Verlagsanstalt 2021. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Liberation from the prison of the mind." Review of: Hubert Dreyfus/Charles Taylor: The Recovery of Realism. Suhrkamp 2016. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "So long, Leonard." Obituary for Leonard Cohen. In: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Walden's 'New World' remains to be discovered. Review of: Stanley Cavell: The Senses of Walden. Matthes&Seitz 2014. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Is it possible to reverse time?" Review of: Jeanette Winterson: The vast space of time. Knaus 2015. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Theory-bio-graphy." Review of: Dieter Thomä/Vincent Kaufmann/Ulrich Schmid: Der Einfall des Lebens. Theory as secret autobiography. Hanser 2015. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Philosophizing for those with a head for heights." Review of: Lew Schestow: Apotheosis of Groundlessness and other texts. Selected, translated and introduced by Felix Philipp Ingold. Matthes&Seitz 2015. In: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Theory as a commodity." Review of: Philipp Felsch: The long summer of theory. Geschichte einer Revolte 1960-1990. C.H. Beck 2015. In: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Stoic realism." Review of: John Williams: Butcher's Crossing/Stoner. dtv 2013/2015. In: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism from literary enthusiasts.
  • "'An eerie wall through which language cannot quite penetrate'." Review of: Anne Weber: Ancestors. A time travel diary. S. Fischer 2015. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "The hidden history of the Occident." Review of: Hubert Dreyfus/Sean Dorrance Kelly: Everything that shines. How great literature explains the meaning of life. Ullstein 2014. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Aporias of consciousness, impasses of love." Review of: Heinz Helle: The soothing sound of exploding kerosene. Suhrkamp 2014. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Socrates revisited." Review of: Michael Hampe: The Teachings of Philosophy. Suhrkamp 2014. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • "Bringing the humanly possible to language." Review of: Bericht am Feuer. Conversations, emails and phone calls on the work of Christoph Ransmayr. Edited by Insa Wilke. S. Fischer 2014. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • Review of: Hans Feger (ed.): Handbook of Literature and Philosophy. Stuttgart/Weimar: Metzler 2012. in: comparatio. Journal for Comparative Literature 5 (2013), H. 2, pp. 343-345.
  • Review of: Anja Ernst/Paul Geyer (eds.): Romanticism: a founding myth of European modernism. Bonn: Bonn UP 2010. in: comparatio. Journal for Comparative Literature 5 (2013), H. 2, pp. 345-347.
  • "Around the world in 70 journeys." Review of: Christoph Ransmayr: Atlas of an anxious man. S. Fischer 2012. in: literaturundfeuilleton. Comparative criticism by literary enthusiasts.
  • Review of: Joséphine Alida Jacquier:Fragmented Antiquity. On the traces of a modern chrêsis in Charles Baudelaire's 'Fleurs du Mal'. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter 2009. in: comparatio. Journal for Comparative

Organization of conferences and workshops

  • 11/2023: "Kippfigur Gemeinplatz: Paradoxien der doxa", workshop at the Institute of German Studies and Media Cultures at TU Dresden, keynote: Prof. Dr. Anna-Louise Milne (University of London, Paris).

  • 09/2023: "Wittgenstein and Popular Culture", panel at the 8th annual conference of the Kulturwissenschaftliche Gesellschaft in Saarbrücken (together with Martin Urschel)

  • 07/2023: "Geistesgegenwart und Nachdenklichkeit. Small Forms of Intervention", international conference at the Institute of German Studies and Media Cultures at TU Dresden, keynote: Prof. Dr. Paul Fleming (Cornell University)

Conference report by Christian Marchlewitz, in: Zeitschrift für Germanistik, Neue Folge XXXIV, H. 1 (2024), pp. 253-256.

Conference report by Hennig Podulski ("Erweitern und Verdichten. Über kleine Formen"), in: Literaturwissenschaft in Berlin, 26.10.2023, https://literaturwissenschaft-berlin.de/erweitern-und-verdichten-ueber-kleine-formen/

  • 09/2022: "Radical ambiguity. On the precarious phenomenality of the ambiguous", panel at the 27th German Studies Conference, Paderborn (together with Lars Koch and Julia Prager)
  • 09/2019: Conception, organization and management of a two-week vacation academy for scholarship holders of the Cusanuswerk on the topic "'Bretter, die die Welt bedeuten.'- Theater heute"
  • 03/2019: Conception, organization and management of a two-week vacation academy for scholarship holders of the Cusanuswerk on the topic "Next year in Jerusalem. An approach to Judaism"
  • 03/2018: Conception, organization and management of a two-week vacation academy for Cusanuswerk scholarship holders on the topic "'The spirit that always denies. - Philosophizing about evil"
  • 10/2017: Conception and organization of the two-day workshop "The Voice(s) of the People? Literature and Film between Democracy and Populism" at the University of California, Berkeley (USA) (together with Dariya Manova, Hannah Fissenebert and Sebastian Schweer)
  • 07/2017: Collaboration in the conception of the Summer School of the thematic network "Literature - Knowledge - Media" under the title "Transformations of Literature, Knowledge and Media" from 22-27.07.2017 at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
  • 06/2016: Conception and organization of the two-day workshop "Proust and Knowledge" at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (together with PD Dr. Peter Brandes)

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