Cluster 3: Mediterranean in the Global
of the core topic “Trans-Mediterranean Entanglements - Mobilities and Relations in the Mediterranean and beyond”
The cluster Mediterranes im Globalen - the world of the Mediterranean, the Mediterranean in the world - considers the Mediterranean in its global context and thus adds an innovative perspective to the overall question. Instead of asserting the identity of a self-contained Mediterranean, the cluster will focus on the diverse connections that can be forged with the world from the Mediterranean. Examples include global migration and trade relations, political and cultural relations resulting from former colonial rule, artistic representations and philosophical analyses of the Mediterranean from a non-Mediterranean perspective.
Speaker of the cluster:
Univ.-Prof. Dr.phil. Sabine Flach
Research topics at a glance:
- Culinary worlds: Mediterranean food in a global perspective (Christiane Berth)
- Mediterranean fantasies of Dutch art in the horizon of global expansions (Robert Felfe)
- Measures of the Mediterranean in Modern and Contemporary Global Artistic Practices and Art Theory (Sabine Flach, Katrin Nahidi)
- On the Ambivalence of Mediterranean Studies in Transatlantic Discourse (Markus Hafner)
- On the Alterity of the Mediterranean: Trans-Mediterranean and Transatlantic Mobility History(ies) (Kurt Hahn)
- The development of mobility and identity of craftsmen and artists in the Mediterranean region in antiquity (Margit Linder)
- Dis/Entangled Antiquity: Global Classics and Mediterranean Knowledge Transfers in Classical Education (Daniel Wendt)
