Series of lectures: History(s) of gender and science

Current approaches and theories in gender studies are the subject of the series of lectures "Inter- and transdisciplinary perspectives on gender studies. Gender and History(s) of Science" by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Women's and Gender Studies (ZFG).

Oldenburg literature and cultural studies scholar Dr Sylvia Pritsch will introduce the topic in her opening lecture "Disciplinarity - Interdisciplinarity - Transdisciplinarity" on Wednesday, 7 November at 4.00 pm. In eleven further lectures, experts from the cultural, social and economic sciences will present the current academic discourse on gender studies. The public series of lectures is organised by the Centre for Interdisciplinary Women's and Gender Studies (ZFG).

Further dates for the series of lectures "Inter- und transdisziplinäre Perspektiven der Geschlechterforschung. Gender- und Wissenschaftsgeschichte(n)" (unless otherwise stated, each Wednesday, 4 p.m., Haarentor campus, Building A1 Room 0-004):

14 November: "Gender in Material Culture: (Cross-)Dressing at CSD Parades", Lüder Tietz

21 November: "Doing Gender in Sport and Sports Science", Ilke Glockentöger

28 November: "Gender + Migration Studies", Ilke Glockentöger 28 November: "Gender + Migration Studies", Ilke Glockentöger November: "Gender + Migration Studies: The EMMIR degree programme introduces itself", Carlotta Schulte Ostermann and Jan Kühnemund

5. December: "Gender in Art Science", Kea Wienand

12. December: "Gender Studies in English/American Studies - Postcolonial Feminist Interventions", Dr Annika McPherson

19. December: "Gender Philosophy", Carla Schriever

9. January: "Gender Studies in Archaeology", Dr Jana Fries

16. January: "Gender Studies in Music History", Gesa Finke

23. January: "Gender in economics" Jantje Halberstadt/Stephanie Birkner

30. January: "Reregulation of gender relations under (post-) neoliberal conditions (feminist analysis of society and capitalism)", Dr Katharina Pühl (Berlin)

6 February: "Gender Studies at the University of Oldenburg: Retrospectives and Prospects" A round table discussion with apl. Prof. Dr Heike Fleßner and Prof. Dr Silke Wenk