News

04.05.2012 General

Literature and architecture in Modernity

Julia Weber heads new Emmy Noether reseach group at the Cluster ...

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20.01.2010 General

Nature and Culture of Feelings

The theme of the current issue of the literary magazine literaturkritik.de is emotion research ...

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20.01.2010 General

Emotion research in dialogue

Cluster "Languages of Emotion" was invited to appear at the Hebbel-am-Ufer Theater on three evenings: a photo series ...

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20.01.2010 General

Can aesthetic experience be measured?

A report on the conference "Physiologie der Künste" ...

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20.01.2010 General

Therapy jargon or language of the heart?

Co-production by the Cluster and the "Mobile Academy" at the Hebbel-am-Ufer Theater ...

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20.01.2010 General

The new graduate students

Fifteen new dissertation projects ...

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06.11.2009

34st Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD)

6.-8. November 2009 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA ...

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Events

24.05.2012 | Internal Event

Workshop: Literatur und Architektur in intermedialer Perspektive

„Why is it that literary modernism is so rarely studied in conjunction with architectural modernism, when both of these movements have done so much to define the material and the intellectual

25.05.2012 | Conference, Public Talk

Talk David Carr (Emory Univ., em.): Experience, Subjectivity and History: German Idealism and Beyond

Starting with the British Empiricists and culminating in phenomenology and pragmatism, the concept of experience played a central role in Western philosophy. Broad in its scope, its relevance extends

06.06.2012 | Public Talk

Einstein-Lecture: Adele Goldberg (Princeton Univ.): How do we know what to say?

Just open your mouth and get started! - This seems to be the way speaking works. But is it really that simple? Although we are hardly ever aware of it, the ability to use language is based on an

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