Stolpertexte: Archives, Literature, and Memory @leobaeckinstitute
Stolpertexte: Archives, Literature, and Memory  @leobaeckinstitute
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 19 hours ago
LBI invited students from the German Literature Institute in Leipzig, Germany’s premiere creative-writing program, to read from their own Stolpertexte. German writer Max Czollek, who holds the Spring 2024 DAAD Chair in Contemporary Poetics at NYU, discusses literary memory culture in Germany and engages in a discussion with the students. Featuring Nadja Etinski, Amalie Mbianda Njiki, Tara Meister, Konstantin Schmidtbauer, Mücahit Türk, Jonë Zhitia, Hannah Beckmann.

Cosponsored by Deutsches Haus at NYU.
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Stolpertexte: Archives, Literature, and Memory

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