Current Fellows' research
- Multispecies Ruptures: Stories of Displacement and Human-Plant Relations from Donbas, UkraineDarya Tsymbalyuk’s research lies at the intersection of Ukrainian studies, environmental humanities and migration studies, and engages feminist and decolonial approaches to study human-plant relations in stories about displacement from Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.
- Art, Truth, and Propaganda in the Digital Age: Ukrainian Poetry in the Hybrid WarThis book project examines contemporary Ukrainian war poetry in the context of the military and political strategy known as hybrid warfare.
- Illustrated Books of Poetry: Textual and Visual Aspects of Serbian Avant-Garde PoetryTijana Koprivica focuses on Serbian avant-garde illustrated books of poetry as a specific composite art form that emerges from the intertwining of text with visual elements.
- (De)constructing the Conflict in Ukraine: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Communications on the 2021–2022 Escalation in Conflict-Mediator CountriesThe goal of the project is to investigate the understanding of and the meanings ascribed to the conflict in Ukraine that are prevalent in political discourses in the Anglosphere and the European domain.
- "Bos -poros": The Gendered Body as the Aporetic ThresholdDeniz Guvensoy argues that the border performs itself in a paradoxical counter-turning, which simultaneously enables and endangers binary oppositions in the political space.
- Shiism in the Post-Soviet Space: The Impact of New MediaShia Islam is rapidly adapting to changing conditions and technological progress. Each Grand Ayatollah has a website with information about him, his fatwas and his activities.
Jobs and Open Calls
Digital Humanism Summer School 2022
29.06.2022
Digital Humanism Summer School 2022 taking place from 19 to 23 September 2022 at TU Wien, Austria.
News
- Ukraine Information Hub07.03.2022A central place to find information and content from the IWM and our community on the war in Ukraine.
- New Visiting Fellows Starting in August29.07.2022We are happy to hereby announce our fellows who will begin their fellowships in August. You can learn more about their individual fellowships and research projects by clicking on their names.
- On the Democratic Core of the People’s Uprising in Sri Lanka14.07.2022Commentary by Harshana Rambukwella Media attention around the world is currently taken in by the happenings in Sri Lanka. Prolonged political tensions have culminated in the people’s uprising of July 9th, when an…
Upcoming events
- Part of the Vienna Humanities Festival 2022LectureCET
- Teil des Vienna Humanities Festivals 2022LectureCET
Upcoming events
- Part of the Vienna Humanities Festival 2022LectureCET
- Teil des Vienna Humanities Festivals 2022LectureCET
News
- Ukraine Information Hub07.03.2022A central place to find information and content from the IWM and our community on the war in Ukraine.
- New Visiting Fellows Starting in August29.07.2022We are happy to hereby announce our fellows who will begin their fellowships in August. You can learn more about their individual fellowships and research projects by clicking on their names.
- On the Democratic Core of the People’s Uprising in Sri Lanka14.07.2022Commentary by Harshana Rambukwella Media attention around the world is currently taken in by the happenings in Sri Lanka. Prolonged political tensions have culminated in the people’s uprising of July 9th, when an…
Current Fellows' research
- Multispecies Ruptures: Stories of Displacement and Human-Plant Relations from Donbas, UkraineDarya Tsymbalyuk’s research lies at the intersection of Ukrainian studies, environmental humanities and migration studies, and engages feminist and decolonial approaches to study human-plant relations in stories about displacement from Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.
- Art, Truth, and Propaganda in the Digital Age: Ukrainian Poetry in the Hybrid WarThis book project examines contemporary Ukrainian war poetry in the context of the military and political strategy known as hybrid warfare.
- Illustrated Books of Poetry: Textual and Visual Aspects of Serbian Avant-Garde PoetryTijana Koprivica focuses on Serbian avant-garde illustrated books of poetry as a specific composite art form that emerges from the intertwining of text with visual elements.
- (De)constructing the Conflict in Ukraine: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Communications on the 2021–2022 Escalation in Conflict-Mediator CountriesThe goal of the project is to investigate the understanding of and the meanings ascribed to the conflict in Ukraine that are prevalent in political discourses in the Anglosphere and the European domain.
- "Bos -poros": The Gendered Body as the Aporetic ThresholdDeniz Guvensoy argues that the border performs itself in a paradoxical counter-turning, which simultaneously enables and endangers binary oppositions in the political space.
- Shiism in the Post-Soviet Space: The Impact of New MediaShia Islam is rapidly adapting to changing conditions and technological progress. Each Grand Ayatollah has a website with information about him, his fatwas and his activities.
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