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IVG Programme Sequence (overview)

We are pleased to present you a first version of the rough program schedule for the IVG Congress 2025! ATTENTION: This is a preliminary version for your orientation. Minor changes and postponements are possible, here you will always find the final version.

A detailed program with room/time details for the sections and presentations will be available in a first version in autumn 2024.

To the IVG Congress 2025 Programme Schedule

Adopted Sections

To access the content descriptions, please click on the download symbol. If you are interested in a section and would like to speak in it, please get in touch with the contact person directly. The organization of the individual sections is the sole responsibility of the section leaders.

ATTENTION: Calls for most sections have been closed for some time. Please contact the respective section leaders in advance to find out whether abstracts for presentations are still being accepted!

The IVG committee has accepted the following sections in the course of the committee meeting on July 18, 2022 in Graz (the order is alphabetical according to the contact persons):

Multilingual knowledge in discursive practices of science

Contact: andrea.bogner@uni-goettingen.de

"Nobody must have been in Graz" (Mrs. Zittel in Heldenplatz). Thomas Bernhard in the 21st century

Contact: evelyn.breiteneder@oeaw.ac.at

Telling of liminality

Contact: kristin.buehrig@uni-hamburg.de

Transnational, Intersectional, Decolonial, Plural - Challenges, Tasks and Opportunities for German Studies in the 21st Century

Contact: ncoleman@wayne.edu

Literature and cultural transfer between Europe and the Caucasus in times of crisis

Contact: cosanleyla@hotmail.com

Water-Land: Discursive constellations of opposites, transitions and intermediate spaces

Contact: katrin.dautel@um.edu.mt

"Time is out of joint." Functions of language and literature in the run-up to global crises and disasters

Contact: dobrovolskij@gmail.com

Postmigrant narratives. Ambiguous and multilingual texts in perspectives of German as a foreign and second language

Contact: muezeyyenege@yahoo.com

Transfer, production, circulation and reception of Dutch literature in socialist East Central Europe

Contact: wilken.engelbrecht@upol.cz

Names in times of crisis / Name crises / Names in crisis

Contact: peter.ernst@univie.ac.at

The biography and its pretexts: Letter, diary, autobiographical writings

Contact: ewertmuen@web.de

Corpora in applied linguistics: teaching and learning German as a foreign language (also) in times of crisis

Contact: carolina.flinz@unimi.it

Melopoetics in times of crisis

Contact: florian.gassner@ubc.ca

Diversity: challenges and opportunities of language work in illiberal contexts

Contact: matthias.vongehlen@goethe.de

Trees in crisis: interdisciplinary and intermedial perspectives

Contact: katharina.gerstenberger@utah.edu

Phonetics & Phonology

Contact: klge@sdu.dk

Crisis bodies and body crises. Figurations of disability in German-language literature and the perspective of disability studies

Contact: johannes.goerbert@unifr.ch

Specialized communication research

Contact: sambor.grucza@uw.edu.pl

Language, Literature and Knowledge II: Natural, Environmental and Technical Science as a Topic in German Studies

Contact: hess-luettich@t-online.de

Interaction in video conferences in an institutionalized university context

Contact: sabine.hoffmann@unipa.it

Author:innenbibliotheken / Writersʻ Libraries

Contact: anke.jaspers@uni-graz.at

The crisis in contemporary German-language literature: disease, climate change, war and other calamities

Contact: sklocke@wisc.edu

Globality as a systemic disorder? Cultural, epistemological and normative experiences of difference in German-language literature, science and journalism of the long 18th century

Contact: sigrid.koehler@uni-tuebingen.de

The preposition as a linking element in the Germanic and West Slavic languages considered in contrast

Contact: agata.kowalska-szubert@uwr.edu.pl

Literature at all levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and with the European Language Portfolio

Contact: bkuehn@uni-bremen.de

Yiddish language and literature in the past, present and future

Contact: astrid.lembke@uni-mannheim.de

Overcoming the crisis together. Expressiveness of phrasemes and other short forms in crisis communication

Contact: liedtke@uni-leipzig.de

Anniversaries and remembrance in German studies: balance and outlook 2014-2045

Contact: johann.lughofer@ff.uni-lj.si

Self-representations, identity concepts and the search for identity in literature, film and graphic novels and as a topic in the study of German as a foreign and second language

Contact: bvdluehe@gmx.de

Holocaust memory research and current identity politics discourses. Representations of exclusion and violence in contemporary literature

Contact: maeding@uni-bremen.de

Narratives of psychological crises

Contact: waltraud-maierhofer@uiowa.edu

Prototype theory and parts of speech in German

Contact: patrizio.malloggi@unipi.it

Language and literature by women in times of crisis. From the Middle Ages to the beginning of the 20th century

Contact: isabella.manago@uni-graz.at

Linguistic intensification in the representation of the present in times of crisis

Contact: federica.masiero@unipd.it

Neo-Baroque - German contemporary literature in dialog with the 17th century

Contact: helga.mitterbauer@uni-graz.at

Constructions: contrastive and corpus-based

Contact: fabio.mollica@unimi.it

Literature on the big screen in times of crisis

Contact: neuhaus@uni-koblenz.de

Identity in crisis. Politolinguistic analyses of a notoriously ambivalent construct

Contact: t.niehr@isk.rwth-aachen.de

Ambivalences

Contact: birgit.nuebel@germanistik.uni-hannover.de

Questions in crisis: On the syntax, semantics and pragmatics of questions in German

Contact: edgar.onea-gaspar@uni-graz.at

Female naturalism? On the critique of heteronormative unambiguity in school and university teaching

Contact: pailer@mail.ubc.ca

Intermedia aesthetics in times of crisis - art forms around 1900 and 2000

Contact: moira.paleari@unimi.it

The I - saved! An attempt at an experimental, genuinely creation-aesthetic theory of literature, music and film

Contact: josephine.papst@indexicals.ac.at

East Asian discourses in the context of crises and upheavals in the 20th and 21st centuries

Contact: thomas.pekar@gmx.de

Creating unrest: ecological crisis narratives and experimental poetics of the Anthropocene

Contact: p.piszczatowski@uw.edu.pl

Advertising linguistics worldwide: multimodal and intercultural

Contact: sandra.reimann@oulu.fi

Literary imaginations of artificial humans as crisis phenomena

Contact: anne.reulecke@uni-graz.at

Literature and politics worldwide in the 20th and 21st centuries - Approaches to a complex relationship

Contact: gertrud.roesch@idf.uni-heidelberg.de

Crisis and modernity. Crisis discourses as a medium of self-reflection in classical modernism (1880-1930)

Contact: dirk.rose@uibk.ac.at

German studies and German as a foreign language worldwide: educational concepts and practical orientation in post-digital contexts

Contact: antje.rueger@uni-leipzig.de

Vampires (and other monsters) as crisis figures

Contact: ruthnerc@tcd.ie

German-Asian encounters in times of crisis

Contact: qshen@brynmawr.edu

Jud Süß 1925-2025: Literature against enemy images in times of crisis

Contact: spedicat@unipv.it

Figures of the crisis. Crisis of the figure

Contact: isabelle.stauffer@ku.de

New reading or reading in crisis? The digitalization of literary reading culture

Contact: guenther.stocker@univie.ac.at

Digital positioning practices in times of crisis

Contact: naomi.truan@uni-leipzig.de

Linearization preferences in crisis discourses: Variations around the sentence margins in German

Contact: helene.vinckel-roisin@sorbonne-universite.fr

Figurations of displacement. Linguistic perspectives on discourse practices of the social positioning of others

Contact: iwarnke@uni-bremen.de

Writing crises / Writing crises

Contact: johannes.wassmer@gmx.de

Texts and text types of discomfort in crisis discourses

Contact: georg.weidacher@uni-graz.at

Schibboleth Czernowitz: The utopian nature of a large small town with an eye for detail

Contact: dirk_weissmann@me.com

Linguistic (power) expressions in times of crisis. Insulting and swearing in historical contexts

Contact: claudia.wich-reif@uni-bonn.de

In limbo. Media and literary representations of the obstacles and accelerations of flight in the past and present

Contact: monika.wolting@uwr.edu.pl

"Does the saving also grow?" or "Illness (and crises) as a crisis?" Fictional and non-fictional texts and media formats in times of crisis

Contact: wolting@amu.edu.pl

Crises and places of refuge in German-language literature of the Middle Ages

Contact: julia.zimmermann@uni-graz.at

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