Cover Image by Moses März. University of Toronto Press Release.
The latest issue of Seminar explores the evolving landscape of German scholarship, and the decolonization of German, European, and cultural studies.
This issue features new research on non-extractive approaches to engaging with Indigenous stories from the perspective of German scholars within the German university system and the role of public anthropology in ongoing decolonization efforts within Berlin’s urban landscape.
Forum Contributions:
Introduction: Relational Ethics in German Studies and in the German University Context
Invaders, Tourists, or Visitors? Reading Indigenous Stories in a German University Context
Anja Schwarz and Nicole Waller
Radical Conviviality: Towards Alliances in Spaces of Post-Otherness
Regina Römhild
Subverting the Monolingual Paradigm: Mapping the Creolization of German—an Artistic Research Method
Moses März
Charlotte Schallié
New Perspectives on Decolonizing Fairy Tales: A Storywork Approach to Teaching the Grimms’ Tradition
