Sensing the Field during the Pandemic
Sensing the Field during the Pandemic – Excerpts from Nino Aizishvili-Gehne’s reseach diary about the consequences of doing research during the COVID-19-Crisis
Sensing the Field during the Pandemic – Excerpts from Nino Aizishvili-Gehne’s reseach diary about the consequences of doing research during the COVID-19-Crisis
Mobile communication technology is an inseparable part of our life. In this blog-entry Alina Jašina-Schäfer explores how its use can dramatically affect the research field, unsettling its boundaries and the very understanding of it.
Jannis Panagiotidis analyzes in his keynote from June, 9th, 2021 the entangled history of Germans and Jews in Eastern Europe in the 20th century. Here, “significant others” became “problematic others” because of rising nationalisms and the Shoa, but found eventually new ways of re-entanglement. Panagiotidis concludes with the claim for research beyond boundaries.
Auch wer von Deutschland aus zu Osteuropa forscht, bringt eigenes “mentales Gepäck“ mit, das unseren Blick auf und Zugänge zu unserer Forschung bestimmt. Ein Versuch, eigene Prägungen zu reflektieren.
Sogenanntes mentales Gepäck wird immer den „Anderen“ zugeschrieben. Im Beitrag untersucht Nino Aivazishvili-Gehne ihr eigenes, vermeintlich sowjetisches Gepäck und wirft so den Blick zurück auf die machtpolitischen Diskurse, die wir auch in unser Forschung hinterfragen.
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