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Summer Semester 2021
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▶ Monday, 17 May
17:00 hours s.t.
Online event
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PUBLIC READING
Glenn Patterson
Writer and Novelist
This reading is a co-operation between the Centre for British Studies, HU Berlin, Bard College Berlin, and the Literary Field Kaleidoscope
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▶ Friday 11 & Saturday 12 June
Starting times to be announced
Online event
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Registration online film event
Registration online panel discussion
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Exhibition:M.A. British Studies Student-led
BRITONS IN BERLIN
An Exploration Through the Senses
This online exhibition looks at the way Britons visiting and living in Berlin from
the 1920s until today have experienced Berlin in its complexity: from visual arts
and music to the touch, the tastes, and the smells of the city.
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▶ Tuesday, 15 June
18:00 hours s.t.
Literaturhaus Berlin
https://literaturhaus-berlin.de/
▶ Tuesday, 22 June
18:00 hours s.t.
Online event
Please register at events.gbz@gmail.com
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Exhibition Opening Events
HAPPY IN BERLIN?
English Writers in the City, the 1920s and Beyond
"Happy in Berlin? English Writers in the City, The 1920s and Beyond" takes a
fresh look at the Berlin myth and uncovers lesser known writers, queer identities,
psychoanalysis, and ambiguous politics in the works of writers such as
Christopher Isherwood, Vita Sackville-West, Stephen Spender, Diana Mosley,
and Alix Strachey.
This exhibition is a collaboration between Prof Stefano Evangelista, Trinity
College, Oxford University, Prof Gesa Stedman, Centre for British Studies,
HU Berlin, the Literaturhaus Berlin, and the Bodleian Libraries, Oxford.
It has received the support of the AHRC, Oxford in Berlin, The Oxford Research
Centre in the Humanities, and Humboldt-Universitäts-Gesellschaft.
Gefördert durch OPEN HUMBOLDT Freiräume aus Mitteln der Berlin
University Alliance im Rahmen der Exzellenzstrategie von Bund und Ländern.
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▶ Monday, 05 July
17:00 hours s.t.
Online event
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LECTURE
Highland Fling
A Scottish Reading Adventure
Claire Squires
Professor in Publishing Studies
University of Stirling
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▶ Monday, 12 July
18:30 hours s.t.
Online event
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AN OXFORD-BERLIN LECTURE
Money, Books, and the Interpretation of Wills
The Case of All Souls College v Codrington (1720)
Birke Häcker
Professor of Comparative Law
University of Oxford
This lecture is a co-operation between the Centre for British Studies, the European Law School, HU Berlin, and the Oxford-Berlin Partnership
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