Ferenc Hammer, habil. Ph.D., Associate Professor the Media and Communications Department at ELTE University in Budapest since 1997. He has worked as a scholar in the UK, in Germany and in the US. His most recent work addresses certain dimensions of silencing, self-censorship, and intimidation in academia. He has recently launched MESH, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting scholars at risk around the world.

Vita

Ferenc Hammer

How Silence Spreads in Academia

Patterns and Implications

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Katia Schwerzmann

New Reading Scenes

On Large Language Model and Machine Reading

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Opolot Okia

Hegel’s Ghost

Sources for Early African History

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Spiros Chairetis

Reimagining “The Lord of the Rings“

Slash Fiction, Queer Interventions, and Their Limits

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Ádám Havas

Approaches to „Symbolic Revolutions“ in Art and Politics

What is at Stake for Public Sociology?

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Sage AndersonLetzte Sätze

Self-Limiting Hedgehogs and Divisible Snakes

Select Lessons on Fragmentation from F. Schlegel and Baudelaire

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Mirjam WittigLetzte Sätze

Letzte erste Sätze ODER Warum man etwas nicht aufgibt ODER Was man nicht aufgeben darf ODER Vom Dranbleiben

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Karel Pletinck

Why Periodicals?

Politics and Literature in Post-War European Journals (1945–75)

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Ute KlammerLetzte Sätze

Vom Zauber des Anfangs und einem ‚denk-würdigen‘ Ende

Hannah Arendts „Vita Activa“

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Jan RheinLetzte Sätze

Textgrenzen und Übergangszonen

Zu Michel Houellebecqs letzten Sätzen

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