Arts & Humanities

Arts & Humanities

“Wherever You Go, I Will Go”: Queer Readings of the Hebrew Bible

How did texts written thousands of years ago deal with non-normative sexualities? Can we find queerness in the Hebrew Bible and even in the art it inspired? We asked theologian Dr. Karin Hügel.

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„Huch, alle tot?“ – Buddenbrooks einmal anders

Ob Tortentode oder Papageien in der Zahnarztpraxis: Thomas Manns „Buddenbrooks“ geben auch heute noch Rätsel auf. Wir haben mit vier Expertinnen aus dem Lübecker Buddenbrookhaus über verborgene Details rund um die hanseatische Kaufmannsfamilie gesprochen, die selbst eingefleischte Fans des Romans überraschen werden.

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Who Was Émilie du Châtelet? An Interview with Andrea Brill

Émilie du Châtelet helped reshape Enlightenment science and challenged gendered exclusion. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we explore du Châtelet’s thought, legacy and archival traces in conversation with author Andrea Brill.

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Hannah Arendt in the Twenty-First Century: An Interview With Roger Berkowitz

In times of political instability, readers have repeatedly turned to Hannah Arendt, more often for clarity than for comfort. Her work resurfaces whenever democratic norms begin to erode, insisting on the importance of learning how to think when familiar categories collapse. That task feels newly urgent today.

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