220105 Revolution - Protest - Gewalt: Umbruchzeiten im 20. Jahrhundert (S) (SoSe 2024)
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Das Seminar konzentriert sich auf zwei Umbruchphasen in ihren lokal-globalen Vernetzungen: Erstens geht es um die Zeit nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg bis etwa 1923. Zweitens stehen die politischen und (sub-)kulturellen Umbrüche der 1960/70er Jahre im Mittelpunkt.
Die drei Einzeltermine am 09. 16. und 23. April, von 14-16h, finden statt in X A2-103.
Die Blockveranstaltung am 12. und 13. Juli, tagt jeweils von 10-16h in X A 4-113.Die Veranstaltung ist eng vernetzt mit der protest-, musik- und literaturbezogenen Veranstaltungsteihe "Zeitgeisty. be part of ... (siehe:https://www.zeitgeisty.show/), koordiniert von Oliver Pawlak, der in der ersten Sitzung am 09. April die Veranstaltungsreihe und die damit verbundenen Mitwirkungsmöglichkeiten der Seminarteilnehmer:innen persönlich vorstellen wird.
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| Frequency | Weekday | Time | Format / Place | Period | |
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| block | Fr | 10-16 | X-B3-117 | 12.07.2024 | |
| block | Sa | 10-16 | C01-243 | 13.07.2024 |
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| 22-2.2_a Methodikmodul | Grundseminar Methodik | Study requirement
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| 22-2.4_a Fachdidaktisches Methodikmodul | Grundseminar Methodik | Study requirement
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| 22-2.7 Digital History | Grundseminar Methodik | Study requirement
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| 30-M11 Vernetzung: Sozialwissenschaftliche Nachbardisziplinen | Seminar | Study requirement
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| - | Graded examination | Student information |
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