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Struck by ScienceSE02: Community(ies) EP04: Non-Obvious Community: Language, Trauma, And Identity In Austrian Post-War LiteratureSE02: Community(ies) EP04: Non-ObviousCommunity: Language, Trauma, And Identity In Austrian Post-War LiteratureA discussion with Professor Adam Lipszyc Institute of Philosophy and Sociology PAS, Center for Psychoanalytic Thought The episode features a discussion with Professor Adam Lipszyc from the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology PAS. The conversation explores Austrian post-war literature, focusing on themes of language, trauma, and identity. Professor Lipszyc discusses the distinctiveness of Austrian literature, shaped by historical catastrophes such as the fall of the Habsburg Empire, World War II, and the Holocaust. He highlights its critical approach to...
2025-08-2239 minStruck by ScienceSE02: Community(ies) EP03: Community in Danger? Misinformation, Populism, and Other Challenges Facing the EUSE02: Community(ies) EP03: Community in Danger? Misinformation, Populism, and Other Challenges Facing the EU A discussion with Professor Renata Mieńkowska-Norkiene (Team Europe Direct) At present, the European Union is facing a multitude of challenges. This has been a constant since the inception of the European integration process. However, the nature and intensity of these challenges have escalated, particularly due to the increasing number of member states and the onset of the digital revolution. key issues encompass hybrid information warfare, including the dissemination of fake news, heightened migration flows, the i...
2025-03-2557 minStruck by ScienceSE02: Community(ies) EP02: European Perspectives for Western Balkan Countries - Challenges and OpportunitiesSE02: Community(ies) EP02: European Perspectives for Western Balkan Countries - Challenges and OpportunitiesA discussion with Mag. Sebastian Schäffer Director of the Institute of the Danube Region and Central Europe(IDM)Following its latest expansion, the process of EU enlargement remains ongoing. Notably, many Western Balkan nations have been awaiting EU membership for several years, with some having been in this position for over a decade. In this episode of our podcast, we will explore the prospective EU membership of these predominantly post-Yugoslav countries. Our guest is Sebastian Schaeffer, t...
2025-02-2454 minStruck by ScienceSE02: Community (ies) EP01: Poland's Path to Joining the European UnionOur Centre is pleased to announce the continuation of our podcast series, *Struct by Science*. We are launching a new thematic season featuring six episodes centered around the theme of “Community (ies),” with episodes being released monthly, starting now.While the overarching theme is “Community (ies)” each episode will delve into different aspects (imaginaries) of what constitutes a community. With Poland set to preside over the Council of the European Union in the first half of 2025, some episodes will explore various dimensions of European integration.The inaugural episode, now available, focuses on Poland's journey to the European Union, tracing its path...
2025-02-1752 min
Struck by ScienceStruck by Science: Die Geheimnisse der MehrsprachigkeitDE:
Die Folge von unserer Podcast-Reihe ist sprachlichen Fragen gewidmet, vor allem dem Phänomen der Mehrsprachigkeit und der Sprachlehr- und Lernforschung einschließlich Polnisch als Fremdsprache und als so genannte Herkunftssprache. Unsere Gäste sind:
- Assoz.-Prof. Dr. Susanne M. Reiterer, Sprachwissenschaftlerin am Institut für Sprachwissenschaft und am Zentrum für LehrerInnenbildung der Universität Wien
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- Natalie Kosch, MA - Lektorin für polnische Sprache am Institut für Slawistik der Universität Wien und Doktorandin am Zentrum für polnische Sprache und Kultur für AusländerInnen...
2021-09-021h 06Struck by ScienceKobiety w środowisku akademickimW tym odcinku naszego podcastu "Struck by Science" omawiamy pozycję kobiet-naukowczyń w środowisku akademickim i to jak zmieniła się ich sytuacja pod wpływem pandemii COVID-19. Jednym z głównych tematów naszej dyskusji jest raport „Deepening inequalities: What did COVID-19 reveal about the gendered nature of academic work?”, który omawia temat pogłębiania nierówności i tego co COVID-19 ujawnił na temat charakteru pracy akademickiej pod względem płci. (Raport dostępny jest tutaj: https://doi.org/10.1111/gwao.12696)
Głównym gościem tego odcinka jest dr Anna Maria Górska, adiunkta w Akademii Leona Koźmińskiego o...
2021-06-1749 minStruck by ScienceDistance Learning during COVID-19 pandemicIn this episode we are going to discuss the great change that parents, children and students were forced to face: distance learning. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic in different time frames schools were closed, forcing children and parents to organize school in a form of distance learning. The whole education system must have been adjusted to this type of schooling. And, understandably, it raised many questions, doubts and problems.
The main guest of this episode is Julia Holzer, BEd MSc from Department for Psychology of Development and Education at the University of Vienna.
Moderator: Dr...
2021-05-1743 minStruck by ScienceHate Speech in Political DiscourseIn this episode we attempt to analyze the characteristics of the modern political discourse and its radical form – hate speech. We will focus on the definition of the hate speech and its place within the political discourse as well as the possible attempts of eradicating it from the public debate.
The main guest of this episode is Dr. Liriam Sponholz from German Center for Integration and Migration Research in Berlin.
Moderator: Dr. Sonia Horonziak, Specialist for Scientific Contacts at the Polish Academy of Sciences Scientific Centre in Vienna
2021-05-1743 min