The winter semester is drawing to a close, but the CRC Cultures of Vigilance is not taking a break. On Friday and Saturday of this week (February 6 and 7), project B04 will discuss vigilance in the Republic of Genoa during the early modern period with international experts. The following week, C01 will examine the work of Marquard von Lindau and, with the help of selected guests—including Stephen Mossman (Manchester) and Almut Suerbaum (Oxford)—place it in the context of contemporary piety. We invite you to further events in March. From March 9 to 11, project A09 will host the conference “'Aber alle denken daran.' Jüdische Autorschaft und Zensur in der ersten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts”. The keynote address, entitled “Lob der Zensur. Gedanken zu Ludwig Börne“, will be given by Liliane Weissberg (Pennsylvania) on March 9 at 6 p.m. At the end of March (March 26-27), project A07 will examine the connection between “Wachen und Erinnern in religiösen Gemeinschaften der Vormoderne". We are very excited. Further information on these and other events can be found on our website. We proudly announce a new publication in our publication series at De Gruyter: Carolina Heberling book, Zwischen Alleinherrschaft und kollektiver Leitung. Der Intendantenberuf in der Weimarer Republik am Beispiel der Bayerischen Staatstheater. It is available printed and as open access. Other titles will follow shortly. Last but not least, we would also like to point out our successful blog. We wish you a pleasant read!
Sincerely, Your CRC newsletter team
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