Erik Schilling

German Literature / Comparative Literary Studies
year 2018

Leipzig University

Philologische Fakultät

Beethovenstraße 15
04107 Leipzig

Erik Schilling

Research areas

Activities

    • Workshop „Ambiguity“

      In an internal workshop, members of Die Junge Akademie and external guests deal with different cultures of interpretation.

      Topics:

      Starts on
      12.05.23
      Ends on
      13.05.23

      Event access: Internal

      Berlin

    • Spring Academy Roggenburg

      Every year, the German Academic Scholarship Foundation offers a one-week Spring Academy at the monastery of Roggenburg for interested scholarship holders. At the next Spring Academy, some members of Die Junge Akademie will be leading working groups.

      Topics:

      Starts on
      26.03.23
      Ends on
      01.04.23

      Event access: Internal

      Kloster Roggenburg

    • Wissensstadt Berlin 2021: Remembering, differently?

      On the occasion of the project Wissensstadt Berlin 2021 („Berlin - City of Knowledge 2021“), the city of Berlin as a location for research and science is presenting itself to a broad public in numerous events this year.

      With an event titled "Remembering, differently?", Die Junge Akademie is also participating in the project. Our members will discuss forms of remembering and possibilities of historiography in the arts and sciences.

      Topics:

      Starts on
      10.09.21

      Event access: Public

      Clärchens Ballhaus (Spiegelsaal), 10117 Berlin

      15:00 — 21:00

    • Change of roles

      We all change roles in different life situations. This is not different in science, as the Covid-19 situation shows particularly clearly with regard to the role of scientists, for example as communicators and advisors of politicians. But role changes are also omnipresent as an object of science. Issue 27 of JAM approaches the topic from different perspectives.

      Topics:

      Astrid Eichhorn, Michael Saliba, Erik Schilling

      Berlin 2020

      Grafik mit farbigen Streifen und dem Schriftzug "Rollenwechsel"
    • Anreiz-Problematiken in der Wissenschaft

      Mitglieder der Jungen Akademie fordern, gängige Leistungsindikatoren im Wissenschaftssystem zu überdenken und zeigen mögliche Wege zur Verbesserung von Arbeitsbedingungen und Erhöhung von Qualitätsstandards auf.

      Topics:

      Michael Bies, Astrid Eichhorn, Christian Hof, Robert Kretschmer, Christoph Lundgreen, Erik Schilling

      Berlin 2020

    • Vom Guten im Schlechten: Kalender 2021

      Unser neuer Kalender „2021 – Vom Guten im Schlechten“ mit zwölf wissenschaftlichen Betrachtungen und einer Werkserie von Julian Charrière ist erschienen: ein Plädoyer für die Wissenschaften, die Kunst und ihre Verbindungen zur Gesellschaft.

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      2020

    • diejungeakademie@LiteraturhausLeipzig | Antigone - Myth and Modernity

      The Research Group Popular Culture(s), together with the Literaturhaus Leipzig e.V., will be kicking off the event series “diejungeakademie@” as part of the 20th anniversary of Die Junge Akademie in 2020.

      Four researchers, and members of Die Junge Akademie would like to place the form of Antigone against the backdrop of political events and cultural trends in society, and, from a historical, philological, literary, and philosophical standpoint, ask the question: How is she still relevant today? Excerpts will be read aloud from Friedrich Hölderlins translation of Antigone (1804): reviled as they were written, to this day controversial, but powerfully spoken and now used more and more.

      Topics:

      Starts on
      23.01.20

      Event access: Public

      Literaturhaus Leipzig, Haus des Buches, Gerichtsweg 28, 04103 Leipzig
      Link

      19:30 — 21:00

    • Dissent!

      What would the sciences be without controversy - after all, science is also a competition of theses, methods and ideas. This is the starting point for the new issue of the JAM, which is devoted to dissent between various disciplinary perspectives. To this end, we have compiled strategies for effective debates from a wealth of historical disputes in science. There is also room for controversy over the redesign of the JAM, which is being published in this issue, for the first time, as a poster.

      Topics:

      Lukas Haffert, Oliver Rymek, Erik Schilling, Ricarda Winkelmann

      2019