Diversity Affects | Troubling Institutions - Annual Conference 2021
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Speakers
Independent feminist scholar and writer
postdoctoral researcher
postdoctoral mobility fellowship
Professor for Southeastern European Studies
researcher, facilitator and activist focused on sustainable food systems and environmental justice
assistant professor of cultural psychology
senior journalist and book author, journalism professor, and media consultant
member of the board of the Schwules Museum
Professor of Sociology
Professor for Political Science
Trinbagonian writer, producer, and presenter representing ancestral codes via vernacular poetics
postdoctoral researcher
research assistant
Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology
singer, curator and community organizer
Canada Research Chair in Culture and Public Memory, and Professor of Women’s and Gender Studies
Professorin für Deutsche Philologie
author
research associate
Associate Professor
head of the department for Migration Research at DeZIM-Institute
post-doctoral research associate
student of social science
associate professor
journalist, scriptwriter, speaker, and online content creator
journalist and Head of Intercultural Diversity at Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR)
Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality
Professor of Journalism
postdoctoral Research Associate
postdoc researcher
Associate Professor
former chairperson of the independent media organization 'Neue deutsche Medienmacher'
doctor in ethnology
Managing Director of the Margherita von Brentano Center for Gender Studies
doctor in sociology
American Cultural studies
post-doctoral research fellow
professor of social and cultural anthropology
doctoral researcher
Professor of Religions, Migration, Diasporas
novelist, playwright, essayist, and curator
professor of historical and cultural anthropology
Junior Professor for Psychological Anthropology
professor for geography and critical sustainability studies
senior research fellow
Professor of Psychological Anthropology
performance maker
research associate
Professor of Theatre Studies
Lecturer
professor and chair of sociocultural anthropology
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CRC 1171 - AFFECTIVE SOCIETIES
Affect and emotion constitute fundamental aspects of social relations that are essential to whether societies are able to hold together or fall apart. Our goal is to establish a new understanding of societies as affective societies, in which the fundamental meaning of emotionality and affectivity for communal life is taken into account, along with the manifold challenges of the mobile, interconnected and mediatized environments of the twenty-first century.