Events

Taking Theodor W. Adorno’s Minima Moralia as its point of departure, my talk reads instances of allusion, citationality, intertextuality as constitutive of a critical practice that displaces thought onto a kaleidoscope of literary resonances.

German and Russian Undergraduate Spring Quarter Lunch
May 2nd, 12:30-2pm

Sproul 912

UCDavis Jewish Studies, Department of German & Russian, And the History Department present

Maureen Burdock is a graphic storyteller. She was born in the Black Forest, Germany. The summer after first grade, her mother brought her to the Chicago area to escape domestic violence.

The UC Davis German Colloquium is pleased to present:

Michael Yonan, “The Bavarian Rococo: The Outlier of German Art”

Thursday, 1 February, 5:00 PM, Felder Room (MU)

Lauren Nossett is a professor turned novelist. She received her Ph.D. in German literature from the University of California, Davis.

Join us Tuesday, November 28th at 5:00pm in Sproul Hall, room 912.

 November 9, 5pm, Sproul 912

Crime and the Experience of the Everyday in Jewish and non-Jewish Relations.

Organized by Deniz Göktürk, UC Berkeley, Department of German, Multicultural Germany Project, and Transit Journal, & Elisabeth Krimmer, UC Davis, German Department, Migration and Aesthetics Project 

Organized by Deniz Göktürk, UC Berkeley, Department of German, Multicultural Germany Project, and Transit Journal, & Elisabeth Krimmer, UC Davis, German Department, Migration

Professor Chunjie Zhang (UC Davis German), Monday, June 3 at 12:00 p.m. in 912 Sproul

German Colloquium Series