U Bochumu se od 19. do 21. rujna 2019. odr\u017eava me\u0111unarodni znanstveni skup “Dynamics of Emigration, Epistemic Repercussions. \u00c9migr\u00e9 scholars and the production of historical knowledge in the age of extremes” na kojem iz Hrvatske sudjeluje Branimir Jankovi\u0107, a iz Srbije Michael Antolovi\u0107.<\/p>\n
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Contemporary historical studies, looking into the past of \u00e9migr\u00e9 scholars, favour in principal biography as form. It is thus the biography as concept as well as narrative structure that largely informs the design, in which the life of scholars, most often men and less often women, is depicted and their intellectual development represented.<\/p>\n
The objective of the workshop is to go beyond the biographic design. The workshops aims to reach this goal by addressing two inextricably interlinked questions: The first questions is as to how more generally social and cultural dimensions influenced, if not informed, \u00e9migr\u00e9 scholarship. The second question concerns the ramifications resulting from such dynamics of emigration: How did emigration affect and influence research and knowledge production in the discipline of history? How did emigration inform and ultimately change the field of historical research as well as institutions of research?<\/p>\n
In order to extend our scope and understanding of the history of \u00e9migr\u00e9 scholars, both thematically and methodically, the workshop draws on questions and notions that attracted less attention so far, and it deliberately borrows from concepts and observations in the social history of sciences, the history of historiography and the new history of sciences.<\/p>\n
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Programm<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Thursday, September 19, 2019<\/strong> 1.45pm: Introduction 2.15pm-3.15pm: Keynote 3.45pm-5pm: Institutional Politics 5pm-6.30pm: New traditions of historical scholarship <\/p>\n Friday, September 20, 2019<\/strong> 10.15am-12.30pm: Conflicts and Chances 2pm-4.15pm: Persona and Gender 4.30-6.45pm: Scholarly Micropolitics
\n1.15pm-1.45pm: Reception<\/p>\n
\nPhilipp M\u00fcller (Bochum) \/ Stefan Berger (Bochum),
\nWelcome & Introductory remarks.
\nLes faux amis. Intellectual alienation and 20th century history of \u00e9migr\u00e9 scholarship<\/p>\n
\nChair: Stefan Berger (Bochum)
\nJo Tollebeek (Leuven),
\nFrom Goethe to Manhattan, and back. Cosmopolitanism and nostalgia in the \u00e9migr\u00e9 historian\u2019s persona Discussion<\/p>\n
\nChair & Comment: Nicola Brauch (Bochum)
\nJoseph Malherek (Montreal),
\nNew Forms of social research in exile. Central European \u00e9migr\u00e9 scholars and their American sponsors, 1933-45
\nKai Johann Willms (M\u00fcnchen),
\nBetween Integration and institutional Self-organisation. Polish Exile Historiography in the US 1939-1989<\/p>\n
\nChair & Comment: Philipp M\u00fcller (Bochum)
\nYonatan Shiloh-Dayan (Jerusalem),
\nGerman Answers to Israeli Questions? \u00c9migr\u00e9 historians in Israel
\nPhilipp Stelzel (Pittsburgh),
\nHistory after Hitler. A Transatlantic Enterprise<\/p>\n
\n8.30-10.00am: Discourses of Exile
\nChair & Comment: Henning Tr\u00fcper (Helsinki)
\nAntoon De Baets (Groningen),
\nThe dictator’s long arm: Cross-border censorship of exile historians
\nVilmos Er\u00f6s (Debrecen),
\nExile and Discourse. The case of Hungarian historiography<\/p>\n
\nChair & Comment: Peter Sch\u00f6ttler (Berlin)
\nIryna Mykhailova (G\u00f6ttingen),
\nDefending Objectivity. Paul Oskar Kristeller and the controversy on historical knowledge in the United States
\nChristophe Araujo (Cergy-Pointoise),
\nExiled Portuguese historians in France at the time of the Annales. New ways to think and write Portuguese history<\/p>\n
\nChair & Comment: Chris Lorenz (Amsterdam)
\nHerman Paul (Leiden),
\nThe \u00c9migr\u00e9 Historian: A Scholarly Persona?
\nBeata Halicka (Poznan),
\nPolish \u00e9migr\u00e9 scholars in the USA as actors of the cold war period
\nJudith Szapor (Montreal),
\nGender and age in the unlikely career of Laura Polanyi (1882-1959)<\/p>\n
\nChair & Comment: Stefan Berger (Bochum)
\nMichael Antolovic (Novi Sad, Serbien),
\nNetworking in Santa Barbara, writing history. Dimitrije \u0110or\u0111evi\u0107 and the comparative history of the Balkan nations
\nOlof Bortz (Stockholm University),
\nRaul Hilberg. Scholarly contacts and studies into the history of the holocaust
\nBranimir Jankovic (Zagreb),
\nBuilding new networks. Russian \u00e9migr\u00e9 scholars in Yugoslavia<\/p>\n