Lichtenberg-Kolleg - The Göttingen Institute for Advanced Study

Colloquia 2013-2014


    9 July 2014:
  • Franziska Dübgen: Transformative Justice. From Retributivism to Social Justice

    • 2 July 2014:
  • Beverley Skeggs: The Future of International Journals in the Social Sciences: Publishing Strategies for Editors and Authors

    • 25 June 2014:
  • Steven Tester: Kant on Man

    • 18 June 2014:
  • Mark Hutchinson: State, Commonwealth and Good Conscience under James I & VI

    • 4 June 2014:
  • Ioana Manea: Ethics, Grace and Human Nature in the France of the 1630s-1640s

    • 28 May 2014:
  • Sheela Saravanan: Individual Expectations of Children in Germany and India in the Context of Prenatal Genetic Diagnosis and Selective Abortions

    • 21 May 2014:
  • Tim Stanton: The Mischief of Toleration

    • 14 May 2014:
  • Haim Mahlev: 'Knowledge Mapping' and its Relation to (Religious) Toleration in the German Enlightenment: The Case of Christoph August Heumann's Acta Philosophorum

    • 7 May 2014:
  • Andrea Speltz: War in the Age of Sentimentalism: Violence and Virtue in Eighteenth-century Literature

    • 30 April 2014:
  • Martin Gierl: The University of Göttingen -- Enlightenment and the Knowledge Factory

    • 26 March 2014:
  • Thomas Kaufmann, Matthias Koenig: The German academic system

    • 19 March 2014:
  • Philipp Hölzing: Publishing in Germany -- Suhrkamp publishing house

    • 12 March 2014
  • Richard Hölzl: Publishing in German journals

    • 10 December 2013:
  • Cindy Stelmackowich: Advancing and Trading Anatomical Knowledge: The 19th Century Anatomical Collections at the University of Göttingen
  • Alexandra Cook: Visualizing the plant: knowledge- and image-making in the herbarium 1545-1800

    • 12 November 2013:
  • Philipp Schorch: Negotiating transpacific lives: Museums, material culture, and meanings
  • Benjamin Mirwald: Precision of scientific instrumentation – claims, meanings and reproducibility

    • 22 October 2013:
  • Nadine Panteleon, Ioannis Panteleon: "For we know in part” (1 Kor 13:9): Johannes Boehlau’s assemblage of ceramic fragments as part of the collection of Greek and Roman antiquities at the Georg August University Göttingen
  • Dorothea Peters: The Photographic Archive of the Department of Art History in Göttingen. An examination of the stock

    • 15 October 2013:
  • Nuno M. Romão: Hilbert as outreacher: the genesis of Anschauliche Geometrie