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With Odete Somedo, Saliha Pondingo von Medem, Joana Barrios, Filipa César, Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, Diana McCarty, Mark Waschke, Marinho Pina, Muhammed Lamin Jadama, Nelly Yaa Pinkrah, Olivier Marboeuf
Archive Suite (German, English)
Part of “The New Alphabet – Opening Days” With Paul Feigelfeld, Britta Lange, Tom Pauwels, Eva Reiter, Joseph Vogl, Leonard Waisman, moderated by Karin Harrasser Original version Lectures, Discussions, Musical Discourse, Jan 11, 2019
Giulia Bruno, Armin Linke, Vincenzo Latronico: Multilingualism at the European Court of Justice
Part of “The Three Tongues You Speak in Your Sleep” English original version Lecture Performance, Jan 11, 2019
Sybille Krämer, MEHL: The Alphabet of Digitization (German, English)
Part of “The Discrete Charm of the Alphabet” Original version Lecture, Performance, Jan 11, 2019
Kader Attia: The Medium is the Message
Part of “The Three Tongues You Speak in Your Sleep” English original version Presentation, Jan 11, 2019
Giuseppe Longo: Alphabets, Axioms, DNA: On Human Knowledge and the Myth of Alphanumeric Coding
Part of “The Discrete Charm of the Alphabet” English original version Lecture, Jan 11, 2019
Emily Apter: Theorizing in Untranslatables
Part of “The Three Tongues You Speak in Your Sleep” English original version Lecture, Jan 11, 2019
Discussion: The Three Tongues You Speak in Your Sleep
Part of “The Three Tongues You Speak in Your Sleep” English original version Discussion, Jan 11, 2019
Slavs and Tatars: Transliterative Tease
Part of “The Three Tongues You Speak in Your Sleep” English original version Lecture Performance, Jan 11, 2019
Archive Suite (German, English)
With Paul Feigelfeld, Britta Lange, Tom Pauwels, Eva Reiter, Joseph Vogl, Leonard Waisman Moderation: Karin Harrasser Original version Lectures, Discussions, Musical Discourse, Jan 11, 2019
Yuk Hui: On the Cosmotechnical Nature of Writing
Part of “The Discrete Charm of the Alphabet” English original version Lecture, Jan 11, 2019
Orientation in the Twenty-First Century, when the Alphabet alone no longer suffices, Part 2 (German, English)
Part of “From Zed to Omega” Original version Lectures, Conversation, Jan 10, 2019
“All ages belong to the Present”: Orality, Textuality, and the Indispensable Singularity of Things and Humans (German)
Part of “From Zed to Omega” German original version Conversation, Jan 10, 2019
“All ages belong to the Present”: Orality, Textuality, and the Indispensable Singularity of Things and Humans
Part of “From Zed to Omega” English translation Conversation, Jan 10, 2019
Conversation: Richard Sennet, Alexander Kluge (German, English)
Part of “From Zed to Omega” Original version Conversation, Jan 10, 2019 With an acknowledgment from Olga von Schubert.
Evolution and Language: What are the Alphabets of Intelligence and Quo Vadis Intelligence? (German)
Part of “From Zed to Omega” German original version Lectures, Discussion, Jan 10, 2019
Evolution in our Hands: Artificial Intelligence, Human Potential, and the Future (German)
Part of “From Zed to Omega” German original version Conversation, Jan 10, 2019
Evolution in our Hands: Artificial Intelligence, Human Potential, and the Future
Part of “From Zed to Omega” English translation Conversation, Jan 10, 2019
Evolution and Language: What are the Alphabets of Intelligence and Quo Vadis Intelligence?
Part of “From Zed to Omega” English translation Lectures, Discussion, Jan 10, 2019
Introduction: Alexander Kluge, Rüdiger Kruse, Bernd Scherer, Olga von Schubert
Part of “From Zed to Omega” English translation Introduction, welcoming address, Jan 10, 2019