Speaking for Others and Oneself - A Colloquium at Yale University

Yale Dept. of Germanic Languages & Literatures

Speaking for Others and Oneself. Triangular Communication: History and Critique. A Colloquium at Yale University

Bingham Hall

Participants: Karen Feldman (Berkeley), Niklaus Largier (Berkeley), Anja Lemke (Cologne), Shira Miron (Yale), Lindsay Stern (Yale), Nicola Suthor (Yale), Ellwood Wiggins (UW Seattle).
Organizer: Rüdiger Campe

Agenda

Niklaus Largier: Beyond Exemplarity: The Intercession of the Saints Nicola Suthor: Realism as Intercession: On Caravaggio's Madonna of the Rosary Shira Miron: The Will of the Fürsprecher: On Asymmetry and Agency in Triangular Communication from the Hebrew Prophet to the Jewish Shtadlan.

Speaking for Others & Oneself - Part 1

Karen Feldman: On the Dialectics of Fürsprache Ellwood Wiggins: Speaking for Dionysus: Advocacy and Tragic Sympathy Lindsay Stern: Narrator, Character, Other: Kafka’s Triangle in ‘Fürsprecher’ Anja Lemke: Fürsprache zwischen Rhetorik und Mitsein – Zum Verhältnis von Fürsorge, Sprache und Affekt bei Heidegger.