On April 23 and 24, Prof. Graham Loud (University of Leeds, UK) will be at Bamberg to give two guest lectures.
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On January 13, participants of the seminar "Writing India and the Indian Diaspora" visited the Gurdwara Sagar Gobing, the Sikh community centre in Würzburg, to take part in the Sunday ceremony.
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On January 19, we made a day trip to Frankfurt am Main to see the Dark Romanticism exhibition at the Städel Museum.
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From Jan 10 to 12, 2013 the British playwright, theatre director and university docent, Dr. Julia Pascal taught a seminar and creative writing workshop on the topic “Writing War”.
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On 24th and 25th November, a group of 22 MA students spent a weekend at Burg Feuerstein in order to find out more about Shakespeare’s Richard II, Macbeth and the plays’ recent film adaptations.
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On 7th May a group of students from the Virginia Woolf and the Banned Books seminars went on a daytrip to Weimar to participate in the Dada-Decade.
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From 24 to 25 May 2012, the department hosted an international conference on new dimensions of the European in literature.
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From February 29 to March 5, 2012 a group of 30 students and professors flew to Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland for a study visit.
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Hiwi-Sprechstunde für Studierende, die Einsicht in ihre korrigierten Hausarbeiten oder Klausuren nehmen oder DVDs ausleihen wollen.
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This year marks the 5th anniversary of the cooperation between the University of Bamberg and Xi’an Jiaotong University, China.
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On January 19, we took 25 students sharing our fascination with the gloomy, the secretive and the evil on a day trip to the "Dark Romanticism" exhibition at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main.
Highly praised in German feuilletons, the art exhibition was the first one to exclusively focus on the dark aspect of Romanticism in the visual arts and its legacy. It comprised over 200 paintings, sculptures, graphic works, photographs and films, but negotiates the influence of (Gothic) literature on these visual art works, too.