Institute for German Cultural Studies Fall 2026 Colloquium Series
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FALL 2026 COLLOQUIUM SERIES
September 18: Stefan Willer (Comparative Literature, Cornell)
The Critique of Inheritance in Contemporary Literature
1:45PM, English Lounge, Goldwin Smith Hall, Room 258
October 02: David Martyn (German Studies, Macalester College)
Writing Outside the Languages: The Languality of Literature
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
October 23: Thomas Wild (German Studies, Bard College)
Hannah Arendt’s Poetics of Plurality
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
November 06: Ari Linden (German Studies, University of Kansas)
Partial Automation and the Production of Indifference in Marx's Grundrisse
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
November 13: Annie Pfeifer (Germanic Languages, Columbia University)
Speaking for Zarathustra: Nietzsche as Fürsprecher
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
Free and Open to the Public
September 18: Stefan Willer (Comparative Literature, Cornell)
The Critique of Inheritance in Contemporary Literature
1:45PM, English Lounge, Goldwin Smith Hall, Room 258
October 02: David Martyn (German Studies, Macalester College)
Writing Outside the Languages: The Languality of Literature
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
October 23: Thomas Wild (German Studies, Bard College)
Hannah Arendt’s Poetics of Plurality
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
November 06: Ari Linden (German Studies, University of Kansas)
Partial Automation and the Production of Indifference in Marx's Grundrisse
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
November 13: Annie Pfeifer (Germanic Languages, Columbia University)
Speaking for Zarathustra: Nietzsche as Fürsprecher
2:30PM, Klarman Hall, Room 155
Free and Open to the Public
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Klarman Hall, Cornell University, 232 Goldwin Smith Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853-2502, United States
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Host or PublisherCornell German Studies
