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10:00
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Begrüßung/Welcome
(until 10:30)
(Schloss, Aula)
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10:30
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Key Note
(until 11:30)
(Schloss, Aula)
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10:30
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Prof. Dr. Dr. Dieter Grimm: Europa ja - aber welches?
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Oliver Lepsius
(Schloss, Aula)
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11:30
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--- Kaffeepause ---
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09:00
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Sektion 4
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Alfred Sproede
(until 11:00)
(Schloss, Aula)
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09:00
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Oliver Bach - »Die alten Formen passen nicht«. Achim von Arnims Auseinandersetzung mit Friedrich Carl von Savignys. Vom Beruf unserer Zeit für Gesetzgebung und Rechtswissenschaft in den Briefen 1814–1819
(Schloss, Aula)
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09:30
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Andrzej Belczyk-Kohl - Nationalisierung als Ordnungsmacht. Postkoloniale Differenz und rechtsphilosophischer Streit im Diskurs der nationalen Präsenz
(Schloss, Aula)
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10:00
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Davor Beganović - Ein Anwalt europäischer Werte vor Gericht. Miroslav Krležas Roman Ohne mich. Eine einsame Revolution
(Schloss, Aula)
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09:00
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Sektion 5
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Norbert Oberauer
(until 11:00)
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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09:00
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Ivana Perica - Contemporary political novel in Europe: liberal democracy and the rule of law
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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09:30
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Chiara Crescioli - The harmonisation of cybercrime legislation in the EU: a special focus on the Italian and German recent legal reforms
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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10:00
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Fryderyk Zoll - Is translation really present in the legislative process of the EU? The Challenges of “Intertextuality” of EU-law
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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10:30
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Enrico Andreoli - Travelling Al Sur de Granada: A Methodological Journey Between Comparative Law and Literature
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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11:00
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--- Kaffeepause/Coffee break ---
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11:30
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Key Note: Prof. Dr. Gareth Griffiths - Europe’s Others, Other Europes
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Klaus Stierstorfer
(until 12:30)
(Schloss)
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09:00
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Sektion 8
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Regina Grundmann
(until 11:00)
(Schloss, Aula)
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09:00
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Piotr Pilarczyk - Old law and legal culture in the literature of Polish Romanticism
(Schloss, Aula)
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09:30
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Lotte van den Bosch - Mediators as the founding fathers of literary autonomy in law: the case of Ernst Polak
(Schloss, Aula)
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10:00
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Lina L. Blank - Legal autonomy of literature in the mirror of Dutch Parliamentary Debates
(Schloss, Aula)
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10:30
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Lior Weinstein - Disphoric European Hebrew Literature and expressive power of EU law
(Schloss, Aula)
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11:00
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--- Kaffeepause/Coffee break ---
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11:30
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Key Note: Prof. Dr. Cassandra Sharp - The cultural legalities of social media in Australia and Europe: narrative comparatives during a crisis
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Peter Schneck
(until 12:30)
(Schloss)
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12:00
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Sektion 1
-Prof.
Martina Wagner-Egelhaaf
(Germanistisches Institut Münster)
(until 13:30)
(Schloss, Aula)
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12:00
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Alina Wolski - Von Europa erzählen
(Schloss, Aula)
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12:30
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David Österle - Zur kulturpolitischen Funktion und Wirkung von europäischen Literaturpreisen
(Schloss, Aula)
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13:00
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Christoph Schuch - Europäischer Traum im Kapitalismus – Sybille Bergs “GRM“ als Rechts- und Sozialstaatskritik
(Schloss, Aula)
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12:00
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Sektion 2
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Petra Pohlmann
(until 13:30)
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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12:00
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Rabea Conrad - Titus' Rome and Shakespeare's England - The 'tragic' conflict between common and civil law
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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12:30
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Zehra Haliloğlu - Law and Minority Rights in Shakespeare’s Proto-Capitalist Venice
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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13:00
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Franziska Quabeck - Blood on the continent. Or: What is a gentleman?
(Schloss, Festsaal)
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13:30
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--- Mittagessen/Lunch ---
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14:30
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Sektion 3
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Laura Zander
(until 16:30)
(Schloss, Aula)
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14:30
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Sidia Fiorato - Children and Young Adults in Brexitland
(Schloss, Aula)
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15:00
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Marco Wan - Legal Orientalism and the Idea of Europe in Dai Sijie’s Balzac et la petite tailleuse chinoise
(Schloss, Aula)
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15:30
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Eberhard Ortland - Präsentation der Online-Enzyklopädie „Recht und Literatur“ des SFB 1385
(Schloss, Aula)
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17:00
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--- Bustransfer nach Schloss Nordkirchen / Bus transfer to Nordkirchen Castle ---
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12:30
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--- Mittagessen/Lunch ---
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14:00
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Sektion 6
-Prof.
Peter Schneck
(until 16:00)
(Schloss, Aula)
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14:00
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Shulamit Almog - Athena as a Mediating Judge
(Schloss, Aula)
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14:30
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Jan B. Gordon - Vox Populi v. Codified law – An Amicus Curiae Brief
(Schloss, Aula)
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15:00
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Ralf Grüttemeier - Mapping literary trials. What archives and lawyers can and cannot do about the dearth of evidence
(Schloss, Aula)
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15:30
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Kieran Dolin - European Law and Literature: Australian Perspectives
(Schloss, Aula)
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16:00
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--- Kaffeepause/Coffee break ---
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16:30
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Sektion 7
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Klaus Stierstorfer
(until 18:30)
(Schloss, Aula)
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16:30
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Michael Chukwukwaluka Uyanne and Oziomachukwu Akunna Ajemba - Shakespearean Discourse and Evolution of Law
(Schloss, Aula)
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16:45
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Adaoma Igwedibia and Onyebuchi James Ile - D.H. Lawrence’s Lady Chatterley’s Lover and The Legal Overreach in Its Ban: A Study of the Implications of Law in Literature
(Schloss, Aula)
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17:00
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Onyebuchi James Ile and Solomon Onyema Osekene - European Laws and Their Discursive Formations in Nigerian Literature: A Study of Soyinka’s ‘Death and The King’s Horseman’, Achebe’s ‘Things Fall Apart’ and ‘Arrow of God’
(Schloss, Aula)
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17:15
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Ngozi Ezenwa-Ohaeto - Incidents of European Legal intervention and the Traumatic Effects on The Extant Igbo Law: A Critical Study of Chinua Achebe’s ‘Things Fall Apart’ and ‘Arrow of God’
(Schloss, Aula)
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17:30
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Aisha Sani Maikudi - European Union Integration Post Brexit
(Schloss, Aula)
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17:45
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Owojecho Omoha - Law and Poetry: Capture Theory, Law and the Poetry of Wole Soyinka
(Schloss, Aula)
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18:00
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Mua’zu Abdullahi Saulawa - The Application of Europe Literature Towards the Development of Cybercrime Law
(Schloss, Aula)
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19:00
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Lesung/Lecture: Tanja Maljartschuk - Europa, Recht und Literatur – Ukrainische Perspektiven
(until 21:00)
(Studiobühne)
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12:30
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--- Mittagessen/Lunch ---
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