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Berichte zur Wissenschaftsgeschichte, Volume 47, Issue 1-2, Page 77-105, June 2024.Abstract In this article, the authors examine the circumstances under which scholars can become effective figures of identification in medicine, after whom prizes or institutions are named – and under which circumstances scholars cannot or can no longer fulfill such a role. Trends and changes in professional cultural memory are examined, illustrated by
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Precarity in Burhan Qurbani's Berlin Alexanderplatz (2020)
The German Quarterly, Volume 97, Issue 1, Page 59-74, Winter 2024.Abstract When Burhan Qurbani's adaptation of Döblin's modernist classic Berlin Alexanderplatz premiered in 2020, criticism included the allegation that Qurbani's protagonist Francis—a Black refugee from Guinea‐Bissau stranded at the outskirts of present‐day Berlin—does not resemble the novel's released prisoner and street vendor Franz Biberkopf.
Franziska Wolf
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Mit Rechten reden? Lasst mal lieber über Rassismus sprechen!
Sub\urban, 2019 Die Debatte, ob und wie mit Rechten zu reden ist, dreht sich hauptsächlich darum, Rechte wieder in die Gesellschaft zurückzuholen. Jedoch wird kaum über den gesellschaftlich verbreiteten und institutionalisierten Rassismus gesprochen, auf den Rechte ihre
Lee Hielscher
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German Life and Letters, Volume 77, Issue 1, Page 33-50, January 2024.ABSTRACT Charlie, the main character in Sharon Dodua Otoo's Afrofuturist Christmas novella Synchronicity, is a Black single mother of Ghanaian heritage working as a graphic designer in Berlin who has spent her whole life feeling the constraints of her ancestral traditions.
joseph kebe‐nguema
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Historische ZeitschriftÜber die etymologische Sinnlosigkeit des Begriffs „Antisemitismus“ ist sich die Antisemitismusforschung weithin einig: Der am Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts zunächst als Selbstbezeichnung der Antisemiten aufkommende Begriff bezog sich niemals auf eine ...
Wiedemann Felix
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German Life and Letters, Volume 77, Issue 1, Page 10-32, January 2024.ABSTRACT This article explores Sharon Dodua Otoo's historical and memory activism and demonstrates how she challenges epistemic injustices inflicted by dominant models of cultural memory and identity in Germany, particularly in relation to its colonial history.
Tara Talwar Windsor
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VON DER ‘MACHT, WELT ZU MACHEN’: RADIKALE DEMOKRATIE IN SHARON DODUA OTOOS ADAS RAUM*
German Life and Letters, Volume 77, Issue 1, Page 125-145, January 2024.ABSTRACT Drawing on Jacques Rancièreʼs radical democratic concept of dissensus, my article centres on the epistemic, affective and verbal forms of resistance depicted in Sharon Dodua Otooʼs debut novel Adas Raum. In four diegetic narrative strands, a police order of the visible and the sayable damages and assimilates the characters’ lives. According to
Alrik Daldrup
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BETWEEN THE ORBITS: TRANSLATING SHARON DODUA OTOO'S ADAS RAUM
German Life and Letters, Volume 77, Issue 1, Page 146-162, January 2024.ABSTRACT This paper examines theoretical and practical questions involved in the translation of Sharon Dodua Otoo's transnational and polyphonic novel Adas Raum. Using translation theory and the Benjaminian notion of a translation's ‘Fortleben’, I build on my concept of ‘conversive reading’, as well as on extensive real‐time collaboration with Otoo and
Jon Cho‐Polizzi
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A question for…. Mandy Abou Shoak
Babylonia, 2021 With their publication “Rassismus in Lehrmitteln”, Rahel El-Maawi and Mandy Abou Shoak have been making the waves in Switzerland and stirring up the discussion about the language and the values we are promoting as teachers.
Editorial team of Babylonia
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GenderAm Thema Rassismus und institutioneller Kindesentzug verfolgt mein Beitrag die These, dass Familien ungleich staatlich geschützt, gefährdet und verunmöglicht werden.
Lea Ulmer
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