Utrecht Forum for Memory Studies

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08/06/2021

Seminar with Sakiru Adebayo: Ethics and Transnationality of Memory

22/04/2021

Seminar with Chiara De Cesari: Memory, Populism, Race

25/02/2021

Seminar with Lorena De Vita: Diplomacy and Memory: The Case of German-Israeli Relations in the Aftermath of the Holocaust

19/02/2021

Book Presentation: Christel N. Temple, Black Cultural Mythology

11/02/2021

Book Launch Series: New Books in Perpetrator Studies

19/11/2019

Seminar with Daniele Salerno: Where Do Protesters Go in Winter? The Afterlives of Masses.

29/10/2019

Seminar with Alison Ribeiro de Menezes: Tactile Translations: Re-Locating the Disappeared.

20/09/2019

Keynote Lecture by Wulf Kansteiner: Memory, Right-Wing Politics, and the European Election of 2019.

19/09/2019

Mnemonics Keynote Lecture by Marianne Hirsch and Ayşe Gül Altınay: Women Mobilizing Memory: Stories of Feminist Co-Resistance.

18/09/2019

Mnemonics Keynote Lecture by Lorenzo Zamponi: Memory in Action. Reflections on the Role of the Past in Social Movements.

11/02/2019

Seminar with Stefan Berger: Memorializing an Industrial Past: By Whom, for Whom and How? The Ruhr Area of Germany in Comparative Perspective.

21/01/2019

Seminar with Astrid Erll: Literary Memory Activism in an Age of Migration: The Refugee Tales.

26/11/2018

Seminar with Hanna-Leena Nissilä: Forced Migration in Finland during and after WWII

19/11/2018

Seminar with Rosanne Kennedy: Locating Multidirectonal Memory: The Productive Frictions of Holocaust Remembrance from Australia to Shanghai

04/04/2018

Public Lecture by Clemens Maier-Wolthausen: Berlin Zoo under the Sign of the Swastika: Animals, Ideology, and the Politics of Memory

04/12/2017

Seminar with Stijn Vervaet: Transnational Memory in the Balkans.

27/11/2017

Seminar with Astrid Erll: ‘Homer’ – A History of Relational Memory.

28/06/2017

Research Seminar on Playing Memory.

22/05/2017

Seminar with Debarati Sanyal: Poetics of Detention Framing the Refugee ‘Crisis’.

09/04/2017

Seminar with Stéphanie Benzaquen-Gautier: Performances of Memory in Post-Khmer Rouge Cambodia. Images, Archives, and Bodies in Transition.