Szkoła letnia przeznaczona jest dla studentów studiów magisterskich oraz doktorantów.
(call for participants oraz formularz zgłoszeniowy w linku na dole)
FRAMING CENTRAL EUROPE
June 27th – July 1st (Monday–Friday) 2022 Warsaw Summer School organized by
4EU+ Alliance and College of Central European Studies,
hosted by the University of Warsaw
ORGANIZATIONAL NOTES
The Summer School will take place in Warsaw, and it is open to PhD and MA
students from the 4EU+ Alliance Universities (Charles University, Sorbonne
University, University of Milan, University of Heidelberg, and University of
Warsaw). The students will have a chance to participate in a series of lectures,
workshops, and seminars that will be devoted to the topic of Central Europe and
will deal with questions such as cultural institutions; literature; cultural constructs
in language; politics of culture; war experience; life writing; life stories and
shared experience; relation to local, national, and/or religious identity.
All lectures and events during the Summer School will be held in English.
COSTS
Participants from 4EU+ Alliance universities will be funded from 4EU+ College
for Central European Studies to cover travel and accommodation expenses. For
more information, please contact your local 4EU+ Local Office.
ACCOMODATION
The travelling students arrange the an accommodation by themselves. The guest
house for students that we recommend: http://enhera.strony.uw.edu.pl/.
SUBMISSION
Deadline for submission: June 10th, 2022 (12pm). Each University autonomously
establishes the evaluation procedures.
CONTACT
4euplus.summerschool2022@gmail.com
The “College of Central European Studies” within 4EU+ Alliance
(https://www.europeanpluralities.uw.edu.pl/projects/project_cces/) seeks to constitute a high
level European scientific community in Central European Studies. The aim of the 4EU+
program European Pluralities is to research, analyze, and organize research-based teaching
programs to seize this internal plurality of the European cultures, politics, and society.
PROFESSORS GIVING LECTURES DURING
THE SUMMER SCHOOL 2022
Jiří Šubrt, Charles University
Historical consciousness of Czequia in the second half of XX century (since the II world war)
/ Collective Memory and Historical Consciousness from a Czech Perspective
Paola Catenaccio, University of Milan
The framing of Poland in Chopin’s biographies
Maria Cristina Paganoni, University of Milan
Place Branding in Poland: Linguistic and Discursive Strategies in Global Tourism
Communication
Jadranka Gvozdanovic, University of Heidelberg
Cultural Construals in Language
Marie-Françoise Saudraix, Sorbonne University
States, orders, nations, borders: how to govern in Central Europe in 17th – 18th centuries
Małgorzata Goldberg, Sorbonne University
Mapping the interrelations between the historian, the artist and the public sphere after the fall
of the Berlin Wall. The challenges of the memorial debate in Poland: case study from
“Neighbors” by Jan Tomasz Gross (historian), “Our Class” by Tadeusz Slobodzianek
(playwright) and “Aftermath” by Władysław Pasikowski (filmmaker)
Clara Royer, Sorbonne University
Creative Memory as Literary Testimony: Leib Rochmann, Imre Kertész and Aharon Appelfeld
Paweł Rodak, University of Warsaw
Beyond Literature. The Polish autobiographical twentieth century
Magdalena Latkowska, University of Warsaw
Central Eastern Europe and its crises. Political turning points from the perspective of German
Summer School 2022 Submission From