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.
How Silence Spreads in Academia
Patterns and Implications
New Reading Scenes
On Large Language Model and Machine Reading
Hegel’s Ghost
Sources for Early African History
Reimagining “The Lord of the Rings“
Slash Fiction, Queer Interventions, and Their Limits
Approaches to „Symbolic Revolutions“ in Art and Politics
What is at Stake for Public Sociology?
Self-Limiting Hedgehogs and Divisible Snakes
Select Lessons on Fragmentation from F. Schlegel and Baudelaire
Letzte erste Sätze ODER Warum man etwas nicht aufgibt ODER Was man nicht aufgeben darf ODER Vom Dranbleiben
Why Periodicals?
Politics and Literature in Post-War European Journals (1945–75)
Vom Zauber des Anfangs und einem ‚denk-würdigen‘ Ende
Hannah Arendts „Vita Activa“
Textgrenzen und Übergangszonen
Zu Michel Houellebecqs letzten Sätzen