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In this blended-learning seminar, students learn about refugeeism, internal displacement, political exile, and other forms of forced migration in a global context. The syllabus deals with the political, economic, social, and environmental conditions that drive people from their homes and with the changing conditions for the displaced in host countries. Students gain an understanding of the legal distinctions under international humanitarian law. The seminar investigates the ways in which leaving home and adapting to new circumstances are depicted in various forms of cultural production, including memoirs, films, novels, poetry, and other media. Students enquire into the emotional, psychological, political, and socio-economic consequences of displacement, and uncover qualities of resilience, adaptability, and self-agency. Via the expert testimony of scholars, cultural producers, social workers, human rights activists, refugees and political exiles, students gain further insights into global responses to mass human displacement. Video interviews, presentations, self-assessment tools, and other digital content have been created specifically for this seminar. The course has been developed in conjunction with Academy in Exile. Preparation and active online participation are required. |
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Bitte melden Sie sich hier ausschl. für das fachfremde Modul E3 Studium liberale an. Anmeldefrist ab dem 14.09.2022. Weitere Informationen zum Studium liberale, eine Liste freier Plätze, alle Veranstaltungen in chronologischer Reihenfolge etc. finden Sie oben unter „Weitere Links“. (Als Fachstudent wählen Sie zur Anmeldung das fachintern übliche Verfahren; bei LSF: die gleichnamige Veranstaltung ohne das Präfix 'E3'.)
Die Veranstaltung ist anrechenbar für Baustein 4 des Internationalen Zertifikats der UDE. |
