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IPP PERFORMANCE AND MEDIA STUDIES SUMMER SCHOOL 2008 IPP Summer School at Mainz The IPP Summer School is a centre for learning in an international context, offering courses to MA and PhD students with an aim towards encouraging interdisciplinary study. Participants attend lectures, seminars and workshops and present their own projects in working groups. The IPP Summer School faculty consists of professionals in the field as well as renowned academics from France, Germany, Ireland, Israel and the United States. Courses are in English, and some plenary lectures in German. The IPP Summer School at Mainz offers: - Seminars led by an international academic staff. Preliminary readings and term papers required. - Practical Workshops by professionals. - Cultural excursions - Project Presentations and group discussions. - Plenary Lectures by a range of academics. INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF Seminars and Workshops by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Bettina Kasten (Mainz, D) Friedemann Kreuder (Mainz, D) David Levin (Chicago, USA) Clemens Risi (FU Berlin, D) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) Nikolaus Wolcz (Columbia/New York, USA) Lectures by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Matthias Krings (Mainz, D) Barton Palmer (Clemson, USA) Patrice Pavis (Paris, F) Martin Puchner (Columbia/New York, USA) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) and others
CONTACT:
Michael Bachmann, M.A. Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Institut für Theaterwissenschaft IPP Performance and Media Studies
Welderweg 18 D-55099 Mainz
e-Mail: [email protected]
phone: ++49-6131-39-25507 fax: ++49-6131-39-23776
further information and registration:
www.performedia.uni-mainz.de
IPP PERFORMANCE & MEDIA STUDIES
SUMMER SCHOOL 2008
“TAKE UP THE BODIES!” Theatricality and Writing/Culture,
1968-2008
University of Mainz, July 4th-17th, 2008
IPP PERFORMANCE AND MEDIA STUDIES SUMMER SCHOOL 2008 IPP Summer School at Mainz The IPP Summer School is a centre for learning in an international context, offering courses to MA and PhD students with an aim towards encouraging interdisciplinary study. Participants attend lectures, seminars and workshops and present their own projects in working groups. The IPP Summer School faculty consists of professionals in the field as well as renowned academics from France, Germany, Ireland, Israel and the United States. Courses are in English, and some plenary lectures in German. The IPP Summer School at Mainz offers: - Seminars led by an international academic staff. Preliminary readings and term papers required. - Practical Workshops by professionals. - Cultural excursions - Project Presentations and group discussions. - Plenary Lectures by a range of academics. INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF Seminars and Workshops by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Bettina Kasten (Mainz, D) Friedemann Kreuder (Mainz, D) David Levin (Chicago, USA) Clemens Risi (FU Berlin, D) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) Nikolaus Wolcz (Columbia/New York, USA) Lectures by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Matthias Krings (Mainz, D) Barton Palmer (Clemson, USA) Patrice Pavis (Paris, F) Martin Puchner (Columbia/New York, USA) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) and others
CONTACT:
Michael Bachmann, M.A. Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Institut für Theaterwissenschaft IPP Performance and Media Studies
Welderweg 18 D-55099 Mainz
e-Mail: [email protected]
phone: ++49-6131-39-25507 fax: ++49-6131-39-23776
further information and registration:
www.performedia.uni-mainz.de
IPP PERFORMANCE & MEDIA STUDIES
SUMMER SCHOOL 2008
“TAKE UP THE BODIES!” Theatricality and Writing/Culture,
1968-2008
University of Mainz, July 4th-17th, 2008
IPP PERFORMANCE AND MEDIA STUDIES SUMMER SCHOOL 2008 IPP Summer School at Mainz The IPP Summer School is a centre for learning in an international context, offering courses to MA and PhD students with an aim towards encouraging interdisciplinary study. Participants attend lectures, seminars and workshops and present their own projects in working groups. The IPP Summer School faculty consists of professionals in the field as well as renowned academics from France, Germany, Ireland, Israel and the United States. Courses are in English, and some plenary lectures in German. The IPP Summer School at Mainz offers: - Seminars led by an international academic staff. Preliminary readings and term papers required. - Practical Workshops by professionals. - Cultural excursions - Project Presentations and group discussions. - Plenary Lectures by a range of academics. INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF Seminars and Workshops by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Bettina Kasten (Mainz, D) Friedemann Kreuder (Mainz, D) David Levin (Chicago, USA) Clemens Risi (FU Berlin, D) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) Nikolaus Wolcz (Columbia/New York, USA) Lectures by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Matthias Krings (Mainz, D) Barton Palmer (Clemson, USA) Patrice Pavis (Paris, F) Martin Puchner (Columbia/New York, USA) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) and others
CONTACT:
Michael Bachmann, M.A. Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Institut für Theaterwissenschaft IPP Performance and Media Studies
Welderweg 18 D-55099 Mainz
e-Mail: [email protected]
phone: ++49-6131-39-25507 fax: ++49-6131-39-23776
further information and registration:
www.performedia.uni-mainz.de
IPP PERFORMANCE & MEDIA STUDIES
SUMMER SCHOOL 2008
“TAKE UP THE BODIES!” Theatricality and Writing/Culture,
1968-2008
University of Mainz, July 4th-17th, 2008
IPP PERFORMANCE AND MEDIA STUDIES SUMMER SCHOOL 2008 IPP Summer School at Mainz The IPP Summer School is a centre for learning in an international context, offering courses to MA and PhD students with an aim towards encouraging interdisciplinary study. Participants attend lectures, seminars and workshops and present their own projects in working groups. The IPP Summer School faculty consists of professionals in the field as well as renowned academics from France, Germany, Ireland, Israel and the United States. Courses are in English, and some plenary lectures in German. The IPP Summer School at Mainz offers: - Seminars led by an international academic staff. Preliminary readings and term papers required. - Practical Workshops by professionals. - Cultural excursions - Project Presentations and group discussions. - Plenary Lectures by a range of academics. INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL STAFF Seminars and Workshops by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Bettina Kasten (Mainz, D) Friedemann Kreuder (Mainz, D) David Levin (Chicago, USA) Clemens Risi (FU Berlin, D) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) Nikolaus Wolcz (Columbia/New York, USA) Lectures by: Sabine Haenni (Cornell/Ithaca, USA) Matthias Krings (Mainz, D) Barton Palmer (Clemson, USA) Patrice Pavis (Paris, F) Martin Puchner (Columbia/New York, USA) Freddie Rokem (Tel Aviv, IL) Stephen Wilmer (Trinity College/Dublin, IRL) and others
CONTACT:
Michael Bachmann, M.A. Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz
Institut für Theaterwissenschaft IPP Performance and Media Studies
Welderweg 18 D-55099 Mainz
e-Mail: [email protected]
phone: ++49-6131-39-25507 fax: ++49-6131-39-23776
further information and registration:
www.performedia.uni-mainz.de
IPP PERFORMANCE & MEDIA STUDIES
SUMMER SCHOOL 2008
“TAKE UP THE BODIES!” Theatricality and Writing/Culture,
1968-2008
University of Mainz, July 4th-17th, 2008
IPP PERFORMANCE AND MEDIA STUDIES SUMMER SCHOOL 2008 “TAKE UP THE BODIES!” On the fortieth anniversary of the revolts of 1968, the IPP Summer School at Mainz takes this oppor-tunity to examine the persistence in cultural mem-ory of those events, their after-effects and their compelling afterimages. Under the banner Take up the Bodies: Theatricality and Writing/Culture 1968-2008 the IPP Summer School turns to the excessive and revolutionarily liberated body as a means of tracing the various significances and consequences of what could per-haps be termed political performativity, or the artis-tic, medialized and theatrical contexts for continu-ing and extending the political projects of 1968. Following after 1968, the IPP Summer School at Mainz would like to inquire into the conditions of the transformation of the public sphere and exam-ine the stakes of theatricality and mediality in pro-ducing public space. Reacting against the pessimis-tic assessment of 1968 as a short-lived revolution, can one instead view the shift from protesting poli-tics to writing a politics of protest as a broadening of the political? From a transcultural and interdisci-plinary perspective, the Summer School would like to ask these and similar questions: How has the new corporeality been negotiated in operatic, musi-cal, dance, dramatic, filmic and political perform-ance? What has changed in the strategies of direc-tors regarding the literariness of theatrical texts? How has the role of theatre as an institution which constitutes identity fundamentally altered? How can one understand “writing/culture”? What new under-standings and acts of performance and performativ-ity have been made possible? DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: May 26th (Registration: www.performedia.uni-mainz.de)
Theatricality and Writing/Culture, 1968-2008 Vierzig Jahre nach der Studentenrevolte nimmt die diesjährige IPP Summer School das Jubiläum der 1968er-Bewegung zum Anlass, um nach ihrem kul-turhistorischen Stellenwert im deutschen und inter-nationalen Kontext zu fragen. Die mediale Dauer-präsenz des Themas könnte zu der Annahme verlei-ten, dass “1968” mehr als genug Aufmerksamkeit zukäme. Gleichzeitig aber zeigen aktuelle Debatten in Wissenschaft, Medien und Theater, dass der poli-tische und kulturelle Rigorismus der Studentenre-volte kaum mehr ins Licht der Erkennbarkeit rückt. Die Summer School will die gegenwärtige Aushand-lung der vermeintlichen Historizität der 1968er-Bewegung aus einem kultur- und medienwissen-schaftlichen Blickwinkel kritisch beleuchten. Insbe-sondere konzentriert sie sich auf ein Phänomen, das den Skeptikern der Revolte gestern und heute als ihr geheimer Gegenstand gilt, nämlich der ex-zessive, revolutionär befreite Körper. Mit Blick auf die zahlreichen Manifestationen performativer Natur im öffentlichen Raum wird nach deren Bedeutung und deren Folgen in künstlerischen, theatralen und medialen Kontexten gefragt. Aus interdisziplinärer und transkultureller Perspektive soll den Vorläufern und Nachbildern dieser Körperlichkeit im Sprech-, Musik- und Tanztheater bzw. im Film und im Fern-sehen nachgespürt werden. Wie hat sich z.B. im Jahr 2008 das Verhältnis jun-ger Regisseure zur Literarizität von Theatertexten, Tanz und Performance als Bestandteil des kulturhis-torischen Prozesses, zur Institution Theater als identitätsstiftender Größe im gesellschaftlichen Prozess und ihrer eigenen künstlerischen Motivation verändert?
DAAD-TRAVEL AND ACCOMODATION GRANTS available for excellent doctoral students (further information: www.performedia.uni-mainz.de)
IPP Summer School Die IPP Summer School bietet fortgeschrittenen Studierenden und DoktorandInnen unterschied-licher Disziplinen ein internationals Studienfo-rum und fördert den interdisziplinären Aus-tausch. Während des zweiwöchigen Veranstal-tungsprogramms besuchen die Teilnehmer Vor-lesungen, Seminare und Workshops zum The-ma “1968” und stellen in Arbeitsgruppen eigene Projekte vor. Die Kurse werden von internatio-nal renommierten Wissenschaftlern sowie Prak-tikern aus Fernsehen und Theater geleitet. Die Unterrichtssprachen sind Deutsch und Englisch. Aufbau der IPP Summer School: - Seminare, die von international renommier-ten Wissenschaftlern geleitet werden. Vorarbeiten in Absprache mit der Seminarleitung erforder-lich (Teilnehmerzahl begrenzt). - Workshops, die von ausgewiesenen Fachleu-ten aus der Berufspraxis geleitet werden (Teil-nehmerzahl begrenzt). - Projektpräsentationen und Diskussionen in Arbeitsgruppen. - Vorträge von Lehrenden der Universität Mainz und internationalen Gästen (in einem 3-Tage-Block zu Beginn der Summer School und begleitend als Evening Lectures).