Looking forward to continuing the conversation with the brilliant translationista Susan Bernofsky about The Magic Mountain, which has been going on for not quite seven years yet... https://t.co/XMIOi2XnjF
The Comparative Literature Program at Dartmouth is hosting Claudia Rankine in a week from now. Please come in person or on zoom - https://t.co/uXgHjlSKpk.
If you are in or near the Upper Valley this summer, check out this amazing film program with director discussions, among others with Mati Diop: https://t.co/cZBhUvLWyK
Join this conversation today between these amazing translating and publishing minds. If you are not in the area - a video of the conversation will be made available shortly!
Help save language degrees at Aberdeen! Take part in our Postcard Campaign.
Email cards to University management & also post on social media to show all the reasons why an ancient university with an international outlook should keep language degrees:https://t.co/uFyYqb61Ke See⬇️
Who owns Thomas Mann? Find out next week Wednesday when I give the annual Thomas Mann Lecture in Zurich. A video of the lecture will be made available here: https://t.co/NdrF6nZbex It's a big honor and I am really looking forward to this conversation!
On December 7, Claus Leggewie and Academy alumna @verofu will get into a conversation about the fascinating power of charlatans, their techniques, and the people who surrender to them.
Find out more about the talk via our friends at @ThomasMannHouse: https://t.co/tylAJrbNv0
Live-"Zoom-Kapsel" am 10.3., 19 Uhr: Jan Bürger erkundet im Gespräch mit Veronika Fuechtner, Dartmouth College (Hanover USA), das familiäre Umfeld von Heinrich Mann. Zoom-Link zur Veranstaltung: https://t.co/U0LstArfAK Einige Tage später online hier: https://t.co/2vCsypHvw9
I know I am coming fairly late to this discussion, but I was thrilled to see the amazing actress @bragasonia included in the NYT's 25 Greatest Actors of the 21st Century. So well deserved - especially for Bacurau! https://t.co/i0VE5yNkCM
Thanks to @Tagesspiegel for covering our #MutuallyMann reading initiative in their newspaper! Find all contributions online on our blog📰 https://t.co/58efRyOtBx
Author & music critic @alexrossmusic takes a closer look at how Mann's self-examination and the questioning of his fellow Germans are intertwined. What does Mann mean by “I have been through it all?”
Watch the full video 🎥https://t.co/e0NsbwUDKq
#MutuallyMann@_s_fischer
Veronica Fuechtner (@verofu), German scholar @dartmouth, reflects on the Brazilian roots of the Mann family and the writers’ sense of belonging.
Read the full contribution here 🗞➡️ https://t.co/1MgJbrHItQ #MutuallyMann
Writer Olga Grjasnowa (@grjasnowa) asks why Germany still wrangles with the concept of nation: "Who has the right to belong to the German nation and who does not?"
Read her article on our blog 📰 ➡️ https://t.co/5dqYCrwoyD
Last day of #MutuallyMann! Novelist, playwright and journalist Jagoda Marinić (@jagodamarinic) asks: is there a German feeling of moral entitlement through self-criticism?
Watch her full video statement here📽️▶️
https://t.co/usuhHC7KIE
@_s_fischer@ACG_USA