NELK
Symposium and Book Launch
04
Dec 2024, Casino 1.801
18:00-20:00
& Zoom
Insurgent Cultures.
World Literatures and Violence from the Global South (Cambridge University
Press, 2024) by Pavan
Kumar Malreddy.
With Sinan
Antoon (New York), Delphine Munos (Liège), Miriam Nandi (Leipzig), Tom McCarthy (Berlin)
and Auritro
Majumder (Houston)
Chair: Frank Schulze-Engler
Participation via Zoom
is possible: https://zoomto.me/OUO5Z | Passcode:
878754
Contact: c.argast@em.uni-frankfurt.de
Organized by
ConTrust—Trust in Conflict, the Forum of Global Anglophone Literatures and
Cultures & The Department of New English Literatures and Cultures
TEFL
Room: SH 0.107
TEFL
Karoline Thorbecke, who
was part of the DigiTeLL partnership “Doppeldecker Toolbox" from 2022 until
2024, successfully defended her doctorate thesis at Hamburg University. The
TEFL department congratulates her on this academic milestone!
TEFL
The TEFL department of the IEAS has welcomed a new professor this term, Stefanie Frisch. She moved to Frankfurt from the University of Wuppertal on 1 October 2024. Her research mainly focuses on early English language learning in the school context. She will make the Goethe University very visible in this area, firstly because she is organising an international conference on early foreign language learning every three years (ATFLY Conference), and secondly because she is in the editorial board of the journal 'Grundschule Englisch'. This year, she also founded a research network with her colleague Julia Reckermann (University of Münster) (FFF Network).
TEFL
On 25 November 2024 Stefanie Frisch (Goethe University) and her colleagues from Freiburg, Kassel and Wuppertal presented a paper on the potential of picturebooks for fostering basic literary competences among early English language learners. The University of Rostock had invited to a symposium in which picture books were analysed from a literary and teaching perspective.