JENNIFER CLARVOE
Poet and Professor at Kenyon College
AY/BA1 Core Lecture: Ovid’s Amores
BRUNO MACAES
Senior Policy Adviser to Portugal's Prime Minister
Politics Club Talk: Financial Crisis
THOMAS ROMMEL
Professor at Jacobs University, Bremen
Lecture: Sympathy and Self-interest in 18th-Century British Culture
KLAUS WIVEL
Reporter and Commentator at Weekendavisen, Denmark
State of the World Week: Censorship and Belief
ROGER BERKOWITZ
Academic Director, Hannah Arendt Center
Bard College
State of the World Week:Censorship and Transparency
JUTTA LIETSCH
Southeast Asia correspondent for the taz
State of the World Week: Censorship in China
KARSTEN VOIGT
Board Member of the Atlantik-Brücke
State of the World Week: Forming Public Opinion
HEBA AMIN
Egyptian artist, DAAD scholar
State of the World Week: Technology and Dissent
RICHARD KRAUT
Professor at Northwestern University
Special Discussion of What is Good and Why | MAX WHYTE
Collegiate Assistant Professor at the University of Chicago
PY/BA4 Core Lecture: Nietzsche and the Third Reich
CAROLINE PATEY
Professor at Universita' degli Studi di Milano
Guest Lecture: Faces and Forms of Intertextuality
DEREK SCALLY
The Irish Times Berlin corespondent
State of the World Week:Censorship and Belief
MIKLOS HARASZTI
Hungarian writer and human rights advocate
State of the World Week: Censorship and the State
CHRISTIANE WILKE
Assistant Professor at Carleton University, Canada
State of the World Week: Silencing and the State
NICHOLAS KULISH
The New York Times reporter in Berlin
State of the World Week: Forming Public Opinion
EVGENY MOROZOV
Visiting Scholar, Stanford University
State of the World Week: Technology and Dissent
JEFFREY GOLDFARB
Professor at the New School for Social Research, New York
Discussion of Prof.Goldfarb's book Reinventing Political Culture
BARTHOLOMEW RYAN
Post-Doctorate Fellow at New University of Lisbon
PY/BA4 Core Seminars: Carl Schmitt’s Intrusion on Hamlet |
