Jan 12-14 – 3-day Workshop on Narrative Medicine 🗓

Jan 12-14 – 3-day Workshop on Narrative Medicine 🗓

“Narrative Medicine Workshop”

3-day workshop organized by faculty members of the Obama Institute and Columbia University’s Narrative Medicine Program
January 12-14, 2018, Alte Mensa (rechte Aula)

 

This intensive weekend workshop, organized together with core faculty from Columbia University’s Narrative Medicine program, offers rigorous skill-building in narrative competence. Participants will learn effective techniques for attentive listening, adopting others’ perspectives, accurate representation and reflective reasoning. Small group seminars offer first-hand experience in close-reading, reflective writing, and autobiographical exercises. Participants will receive a packet of readings prior to the week- end that will include seminar articles in the filed of narrative medicine by leading educators. The target audience is health care professionals and scholars in- terested in narrative medicine.

The plenary lectures are open to the public. The small group seminars are reserved for registered workshop participants.

 

For more information see the workshop poster and the workshop schedule.

Dec 4, 5 & 7 – Lectures by Dorota Filipczak (ERASMUS exchange lecturer from the University of Łódź) 🗓

Dec 4, 5 & 7 – Lectures by Dorota Filipczak (ERASMUS exchange lecturer from the University of Łódź) 🗓

Series of lectures
by ERASMUS exchange lecturer
Dorota Filipczak (University of Łódź)

Disrupting the Textual Monolith: Malcolm Lowry’s Through the Panama as a Precursor of a Multimodal Novel
Monday, December 4, 2017
12-2 p.m., 02-432 (SB II) and
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
12-2 p.m., P 106 (Philosophicum)

Speaking Identity Through Trauma: Michael Ondaatje’s Anil’s Ghost
Tuesday, December 5, 2017
4-6 p.m., P 101 (Philosophicum)

The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood as a Cautionary Text on the Oppression of Women
Thursday, December 7, 2017
10-12 a.m., 01-611 (GFG)

You can download the series’ poster here.

 

 

Oct 26-28 – From Abolition to Black Lives Matter: Past and Present Forms of Transnational Black Resistance 🗓

Oct 26-28 – From Abolition to Black Lives Matter: Past and Present Forms of Transnational Black Resistance 🗓

From Abolition to Black Lives Matter: Past and Present Forms of Transnational Black Resistance

October 26-28, 2017, Johannes Gutenberg-University, Mainz, Germany.

Conference organizers: Nele Sawallisch, Johanna Seibert, Pia Wiegmink, Frank Obenland

This conference hosted by the Transnational American Studies Institute aims at assessing and theorizing past and present forms of black intellectual, political, and cultural resistance from the era of abolitionist campaigns against the transatlantic slave trade to the recent global protest formation of Black Lives Matter.

For more information, please visit the conference page.