07.01.2025
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Transfer,
Events,
Press release,
Faculty of Arts and Humanities,
C:POP. Transdisciplinary Research Center for Popular Music Cultures and Creative Economies
What do pop cultures have to do with the US election, democracies and the climate crisis? What do we learn about pop and media cultures by engaging with fakes, click populism or AI? How should popular cultures be categorised if they are particularly considerate and mindful or if they are hurtful in doses - is there a moral or ethic of pop?
On Wednesday, 8 January, Prof. Rebekka Sandmeier from the University of Cape Town will give a lecture on ‘Music as a Political Tool: Handel's Messiah in South Africa Before and After the Dawn of Democracy’
In the ‘ZeKK live’ event format organised by the Centre for Comparative Theology and Cultural Studies (ZeKK) at Paderborn University, professorial ZeKK members interview guests from public life on issues relating to religion and society
09.01.2025
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Sustainability,
Studies,
Lecture,
Higher Education Development Office,
Faculty of Business Administration and Economics,
Faculty of Arts and Humanities,
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering,
Faculty of Science,
Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering and Mathematics
13.01.2025
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Campus,
Studies,
Reading,
Zentrum für deutschsprachige Gegenwartsliteratur (ZdG),
Institut für Germanistik und Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft
14.01.2025
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Transfer,
Events,
Press release,
Faculty of Arts and Humanities,
C:POP. Transdisciplinary Research Center for Popular Music Cultures and Creative Economies
What do pop cultures have to do with the US election, democracies and the climate crisis? What do we learn about pop and media cultures by engaging with fakes, click populism or AI? How should popular cultures be categorised if they are particularly considerate and mindful or if they are hurtful in doses - is there a moral or ethic of pop?
Kirsten Dickhaut (Romance Studies, University of Stuttgart): ‘The Stuttgart way - possibilities and limits of generative AI for analysing historical texts using the example of Scudéry's Promenade de Versailles’
On Wednesday, 15 January, Prof. Dr Thomas Krettenauer from the Institute for Talent Research in Music (IBFM) will speak on the topic ‘From Gershwin to Hamilton: Representation of Bourgeois-Social (Power) Constellations in Contemporary U.S. Musical an Musical Theatre’
