42 - Doctoral Directorate of Studies Philological and Cultural Studies

Das Curriculum für das Doktoratsstudium der Philosophie in Geistes- und Kulturwissenschaften, Philosophie und Bildungswissenschaften findet sich unter: Curriculum

Interdisciplinary Courses

124200 SE [en] PhD Seminar Literary & Culture and Media Studies - Queer/Feminist Theories and Politics of In_Visibility

142250 SE [en] On the Early History of the Pañcaratra Tradition: The Narayaniya (Mahabharata 12.321-339)

142254 KO [en] (REMOTE) Colloquium on the Philosophies and Religions of South Asia for Advanced Students

142261 SE [en] Invoking Tibet’s Main Deity: Avalokiteshvara Practice Manuals in Context

142262 KO [en] Colloquium in Tibetan and Buddhist Studies for Advanced Students

420001 SE Animal Studies

420002 SE "aus-ein-an-der-setzen" - Current German-language debates on cultures of remembrance in a global perspective

420003 SE Traps (in) literature: Cunning, deception and dissimulation as plot and stylistic moves

420004 SE Biography as poetics. On the construction of the literary persona since antiquity

420006 SE Methods of Performance Studies in Musicology and Theater Studies

420007 SE Dispute, conflict, dissent as an object and form of the humanities

420008 SE Digital practices in text research: resources and methods

420009 SE Places and Words: Literary and Cultural Studies Spatial Theories

420010 SE [en] Researching discourse(s) as a way of doing applied linguistics

420011 SE [de en] Linguistic PhD Projects

420012 SE [en] EurAsian Transformations Doctoral Seminar - New Perspectives in the Philological, Historical and Cultural Studies of EuraAsia: Basic Methods and Interdisciplinary Approaches

420013 SE From A to Å. Prose and drama by Nobel Prize winner Jon Fosse - - from a literary, theater and cultural studies perspective

420014 SE Abstract formations in runic inscriptions

Antiquity Sciences - Classical Philology

German Philology

Romance Studies

English and American Studies

124200 SE [en] PhD Seminar Literary & Culture and Media Studies - Queer/Feminist Theories and Politics of In_Visibility

Finno-Ugrian Studies, Dutch Studies, Scandinavian Studies, Comparative Literature

Near Eastern Studies, African Studies, Tibetan Studies and Indology, Development Studies, Islamic Theology

East Asian Studies

Musicology, Linguistics

Theatre, Film and Media Studies

124200 SE [en] PhD Seminar Literary & Culture and Media Studies - Queer/Feminist Theories and Politics of In_Visibility

Translation Studies

Slavonic Studies

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