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International Conference “Spectators in Europe”
organization: Jun.-Prof. Misia Sophia Doms, Department of German Studies, University
of Düsseldorf
funded by:
Friday, 09.12.2016, Haus der Universität
12:00–12:15 Welcoming addresses by Helmut Brall-Tuchel (Dean of Studies at
the Faculty of Arts and Humantities) and by Misia Doms
12:15–12:50 Peter Klingel (Münster): Spectators from the The Holy Roman
Empire I: The early Spectators from today’s Germany
12:50–13:10 Hendrik Cramer (Düsseldorf): Spectators from the Holy Roman
Empire II: The late Spectators from today’s Germany
13:10–13:40 Discussion of the preceding papers
13:40–14:20
Coffee break and sandwich lunch
14:20–14:50 Misia Doms (Düsseldorf): Spectators from the Holy Roman
Empire III: Spectators from today’s Austria and Slovakia
14:50–15:20 Václav Smyčka (Prague): Spectators from the Holy Roman Empire
IV: Spectators from Bohemia
15:20–15:50 Discussion of the preceding papers
15:50–16:10
Coffee break
16:10–16:40 Milena Mileva Blažić (Ljubljana): Spectators from the Holy Roman
Empire V: Late Spectator forms in Slovenia
16:40–17:00 Rebecca Røilid Vollan (Trondheim): Spectators written in English:
Spectators in the area of today’s Ireland and the United Kingdom
17:00–17:30 Discussion of the preceding papers
17:30–17:50
17:50–18:10
18:10–18:20
18:20–18:50
18:50–19:20
Coffee break
Joseph Chaves (Greeley): Beyond Europe I: Spectators in the USA
Discussion of the preceding paper
Kornee van der Haven (Gent): Spectators written in Dutch
Discussion of the preceding paper and the first conference day
Dinner and informal discussion at the Jewish Restaurant “Die Kurve”
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Saturday, 10.12.2016, Haus der Universität
09:00–09:30 Klaus-Dieter Ertler (Graz): Spectators written in French I
09:30–10:00 Michaela Fischer (Graz): Spectators written in French II
10:00–10:30 Discussion of the preceding papers
11:00–11:20
Coffee break
11:20–11:50 Angela Fabris (Klagenfurt): Spectators written in Italian I: Genesis
and profile of the Spectators written in Italian
11:50–12:20 Alexandra Fuchs (Graz): Spectators written in Italian II: Impact of
the Spectators written in Italian
12:20–12:50 Discussion of the preceding papers
12:50–14:20 Lunch at the traditional beer hall and restaurant “Hirschchen”
14:20–14:50 Elisabeth Hobisch (Graz): Spectators written in Spanish
15:20–15:35 Discussion of the preceding paper
15:35–15:55
Coffee break
15:55–16:40 Tilda Forselius (Gothenburg/Stockholm) Spectators from the
Kingdom of Sweden
16:40–17:10 Ellen Krefting (Oslo): Spectators from the Kingdom of Denmark I
17:10–17:40 Aina Nøding (Oslo): Spectators from the Kingdom of Denmark II
17:40–18:00 Coffee break
18:00–19:10 Discussion of the preceding papers and conclusions from the
second conference day
Dinner and informal discussion in the city centre
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Sunday, 11.12.2016, Goethe-Museum Düsseldorf, Schloss Jägerhof
09:00–09:10 Welcoming Address by Heike Spies from the Goethe-Museum
09:10–09:40 Katarzyna Chlewicka (Toruń): Spectators in the Kingdom of
Poland
09:40–10:10 Aiga Šemeta (Riga/Berlin): Spectators in the area of today’s Latvia
and Estonia
10:10–10:40 Discussion of the preceding papers
10:40–11:00
Coffee break
11:00–11:30 Ljuba Kirjuchina (Potsdam): Spectators written in the area of
today’s Russia
11:30–12:00 Yvonne Völkl (Graz): Beyond Europe I: The Franco-Canadian
Spectators
12:00–12:30 Discussion of the preceding papers
12:30–13:00 Jesko Reiling (Bern), Misia Doms: Final Conclusions
Lunch (if possible for the participants) and departure