Research projects
Current doctoral projects of the Research Training Group
Staging (In)Justice in Contemporary Arab and Western Theatre (WT)
Research: Meriam Bousselmi
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Annemarie Matzke
Between sociological “fact” and literary autofiction. Depictions and staging strategies of social advancement in the works of Pierre Bourdieu, Didier Eribon and Annie Ernaux.
Research: Salvatore Calabrese
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Toni Tholen
Inside choreography. Participative choreographic works in contemporary dance (completed)
Research: Dominika Cohn
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Annemarie Matzke
Interspecies Collaborations? Nature Relations in Musical Works.
Research: Jonas Dahm
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Matthias Rebstock
Aesthetic practices of nonsense
Research: Ludwig Drosch
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Rolf Elberfeld
Situations of aesthetic-social negotiation – An ecological approach to reception practice (completed)
Research: Jens Fehrenbacher (née Schmidt)
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Matthias Rebstock
Performing Politics. Political potentials within contemporary dance
Research: Hannah Franziska Feiler
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Andreas Hetzel
Organising the open: Or a praxis of limits. Aristotle – Marx – Poststructuralism – Postmarxism
Research: Franziska Ipfelkofer
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Andreas Hetzel
Doing gender as aesthetic practice in theatre education
Research: Laura Kallenbach
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Annemarie Matzke
Doing Body Politics - Uses of performative and aesthetic strategies in curatorial practices (WT)
Research: Hanne König
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Fiona McGovern
On the Audacity of Poetic Practice
Research: Theresa Mayer
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Dagmara Kraus
Whose canon? Autodidactic and decolonial critique as aesthetic practice using the example of Rasheed Araeen
Research: Florentine Muhry
Supervision:: Prof. Dr. Thomas Lange
Mediation of performance art as aesthetic practice
Research: Simon Niemann
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Jens Roselt
Design practice as an aesthetic practice in digital spaces (Working Title)
Research: Kerstin Rode
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Stefan Krankenhagen
Materiality and substance in synthetic images (completed)
Research: Carolin Scheler
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Thomas Lange
Every body: Pose! The pose as aesthetic practice (completed)
Research: Marie-Charlotte Simons
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Stefan Krankenhagen
The selfie as a form of aesthetic self-referentiality on Instagram (completed)
Research: Tobias Wittchen
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Michael Corsten
Freedom and dependence
Research: Tanja Wischnewski
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Andreas Hetzel
Current postdoctoral projects of the Research Training Group
Polyphonic Performance: Non-hierarchical Working Methods and Dramaturgies of Diversity
Research: Dr. Simone Niehoff