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London / Event / 10. September 2010 (All day) - 11. September 2010 (All day)

English and German Nationalist and Anti-Semitic Discourse (1871 - 1945)

The Historical Discourse Working Group would like to announce its first international conference ENGLISH AND GERMAN NATIONALIST AND ANTI-SEMITIC DISCOURSE (1871 - 1945) to be held at Queen Mary, University of London on 10-11 September 2010.

The conference organisers, Professor Felicity Rash, Dr Geraldine Horan and Dr Stefan Baumgarten, invite proposals in the form of abstracts of about 150-200 words on relevant topics in the analysis of pre-1945 nationalist, colonialist or anti-Semitic discourse. We welcome contributions which discuss issues of methodology or which adopt interdisciplinary approaches, and we hope to foster debate on points of contact between linguistics and the historical analysis of political and ideological discourse. We would be particularly interested in contributions on nationalist figures who are less well-represented in discourse research. It is hoped that academic colleagues at all levels of their careers, including postgraduate students, will offer to present papers or lead workshops.

The conference will be one of the events organised as part of the major research project, The Discourse of German Nationalism and Anti-SemitismAnti-Semitism is a form of racism that denigrates a group of people. Anti-Semitism has three main variations: (1) anti-Judaism is a religiously-based hostility to Jews, particularly by Christianity. Its roots lie in pre-Christian antiquity. (2) Modern anti-Semitism is based on racial theories that are often politically and economically motivated. (3) Anti-Zionism is a phenomenon of both the extreme right and extreme left and demonizes the state of Israel as a Jewish national movement for a homeland. 1871-1924, funded by the Leverhulme Trust and led by Prof. Felicity Rash and Dr Geraldine Horan. More details on the project can be found here.

Key note speakers will include Ruth Wodak and Andreas Musolff. It is intended that the conference proceedings will be published.

Venue:

Queen Mary, University of London

327 Mile End Road
Arts Building
E1 4NS London

 

Contact:

University of London
Queen Mary
Stefan Baumgarten
327 Mile End Road, Arts Building
E1 4NS London

Fon: +44(0)20 7882 5282

eMail: s [dot] baumgarten [at] gmul [dot] ac [dot] uk

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