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Susan Rößner

 
Sonderforschungsbereich 640 (SFB 640) – TP A5
Sitz: Mohrenstr. 40/41 Raum 120
Tel.: +49 30 / 2093-4838
Fax: +49 30 / 2093-4893
 

Subproject A5 "Representations of Europe 1918/19 - 2000"


Curriculum Vitae

  • Born 1978 in Frankenberg/ Germany
  • 1997-99 M.A. studies of Contemporary History, English, Political Science at the Technische Universitaet Dresden, Germany
  • 1999-2004 Philipps-Universitaet, Marburg, Germany
  • 10/2000-03/2001 Université de Paris/ Sorbonne Paris IV, France
  • 09/2002-01/2003 Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia
  • 2003-2004 Consultancy staff member
  • since 12/2004 Researcher in the sub project A5 “Representations of Europe” on “Historians’ Representations of Europe 1918-2000”

Publications

  • Rößner, Susan: Ort und Raum. Funktionsmechanismen und Austauschprozesse in spezialisierten transnationalen Gemeinschaften. In: Schulte, Barbara (Hrsg.): Transfer lokalisiert: Konzepte, Akteure, Kontexte. [Comparativ 16 (2006) 3, S. 102-118]
  • Rößner, Susan: „If I had known how difficult it was to write a History of the World…“. Hendrik Willem van Loons Weltgeschichte für Kinder. In: Themenportal Europäische Geschichte (2007), URL: http://www.europa.clio-online.de/2007/Article=180 (9.3.2007)

Main Focus in the Subproject

Historians’ Representations of Europe 1918-2000

The project is part of the project „Representations of Europe“ (A5) and wants to explore the views European historians of the 20th century had of Europe not as a continent, but a cultural, religious or political entity. It compares German, English and Dutch writings from the periods following the First and the Second World War as well as the time after 1989 as a turning point towards European reunification.
 
The project aims at finding out about how representations of Europe were subject to contemporary contexts and national specifications and to what extent there were similarities or differences in the national historiographies. It seeks to identify how representations of Europe have changed and whether the historians views have become more or less similar to each other.
 
In this regard, the project also asks for transfer processes within the European historiographic scientific community.
 
 
    
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