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Writing - Projects

Writing

Positioning:

Writing as a cultural practice/technique and as part of the media complex opens up a wide field of cultural and media-theoretical research questions. Writing includes interactions, human relationships, emotions, media conditions, etc. Particular attention is paid to interdisciplinary cooperation with institutions for cultural studies, literary studies, media studies, sociology, psychology and didactics, as well as writing centres, etc. in order to connect them even more and further a mutual exchange. With this interdisciplinary approach and the combination of emotion questions, the Centre makes an innovative contribution to writing research.

Objective:

Conceptualising new interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary models based on current writing and material research in literary and cultural studies; writing and life, language and body, analysing non-fictional and fictional texts; developing methods and terms to capture the different levels of reality and analysis that flow together in writing processes;

Study materials:

Colloquial, technical and foreign-language texts on scientific and poetics

 

Projects

Research Network “Writing Platform”

Susanne Knaller, Doris Pichler, Rita Rieger, Eva Gillhuber

The Writing Platform considers itself as a confrontation space in between and for a theoretical, methodological, practical and conceptual exchange on writing research, where researchers from various disciplines (digital humanities, cultural studies, art studies, literary studies, subject didactics, sociology) participate. Writing Platform thus acts as an interdisciplinary interface between the Centre for Cultural Studies, the Centre for Information Modelling ‒ Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities (ZiM), the Writing Centre and other centres of the University of Graz. The aim is to integrate different methodological models and terminology of writing research and to question and develop them in polyperspective dialogue regarding their resilience for the respective object area. For this purpose, the platform regularly organises internal and public events on key questions of writing.

  • July 3, 2015: Colloquium and founding meeting of Writing Platform
  • October 21, 2015: Colloquium with project presentations by Doris Pichler: “Der literaturwissenschaftliche Textbegriff als interdisziplinärer Transferbegriff: am Beispiel von Law, Literature and Economics” (The concept of textual literature as an interdisciplinary transfer term using the example of Law, Literature and Economics) and Rita Rieger: “Bewegung und Emotion schreiben: Paul Valérys 'tänzerische' Schreibpraktiken” (Writing movement and emotion: Paul Valérys 'dance-like' writing practices)
  • January 21, 2016: Colloquium with project presentations by: Frederike Neuber: “Digitale Edition Stefan Georges typografisches Werk” (Digital Edition Stefan George's typographic work) and Martina Scholger: “Hartmut Skerbisch ‒ Assoziationsprozess eines Künstlers” (Hartmut Skerbisch ‒ Association process of an artist)
  • May 4, 2016: Colloquium with project presentation by Doris Pany: “Wissenschaftliche Schreibsozialisation im universitären Kontext” (Scientific Writing Socialisation in a University Context)
  • October 3, 2016: Colloquium with project presentation by Sabine Schmölzer-Eibinger
  • November 10, 2017: Workshop “Mediale Praktiken. Eine interdisziplinäre Diskussion aktueller Praxistheorien am Beispiel von Andreas Reckwitz” (Media Practices. An interdisciplinary discussion of current practical theories using the example of Andreas Reckwitz)
  • November 28-29, 2018: International conference “Schreibforschung interdisziplinär” (Writing research interdisciplinary)
  • Susanne Knaller/Doris Pany-Habsa/Martina Scholger (eds.): Schreibforschung interdisziplinär. Praxis - Prozess - Produkt. Bielefeld: transcript 2020.

Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung (ZiM),  

Fachdidaktikzentrum (fdz)

Schreibzentrum

 

Writing Processes from 18th to 21st Century

Susanne Knaller, Rita Rieger, together with TU Braunschweig, Universität Hildesheim

Partners:

Jennifer Clare (Hildesheim), Andrea Hübener (Braunschweig), Roman Lach (Daegu), Cornelia Ortlieb (Erlangen), Jörg Paulus (Weimar), Christian Schärf (Hildesheim), Jörg Schuster (Münster), Annette Simonis (Gießen), Renate Stauf (Braunschweig), Martin Stingelin (Dortmund), Toni Tholen (Hildesheim), Uwe Wirth (Gießen), Sandro Zanetti (Zürich).

  • Workshops in Braunschweig und Hildesheim (seit 2013)
  • Workshop Schreibwege und Schreibprozesse. 13.6.2015, Berlin.
  • International Symposium in cooperation with TU Braunschweig and University Hildesheim: Schreibprozesse im Zwischenraum. Zur Ästhetik nicht-fiktionaler Texte, Hildesheim, 02.-04.06.2016.
  • Jennifer Clare/Susanne Knaller/Rita Rieger/Renate Stauf/Toni Tholen (eds.): Schreibprozesse im Zwischenraum. Zur Ästhetik von Textbewegungen. Heidelberg, Winter 2018.

 

Contact

Centre for Cultural Studies

Univ.-Prof. Dr.

Christine Schwanecke

Phone:+43 316 380 - 8182

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