Donnerstag 22 Juli
15:00-15:30 Barbara Korte and Sylvia Paletschek (Freiburg): Introduction
15:30-16.30 Billie Melman (Tel Aviv, History): The Bull of Nineveh: Empires, Antiquity and Modernity in British Popular Culture, Circa 1840-1900
17:00-18:00 Stefan Berger (Manchester, Modern History): Academic and Popular Historiography 1800-1900-2000
18:00-18:45 Philipp Müller (London, Modern History): "The Opening of the Archives": Historical Interest and the Administering of State Archives
Freitag 23 Juli
09:00-10:00 Susan Crane (Tuscon, AZ, Modern History): The Presence of the Past as Visual Experience, 1800/1900/2000
10:00-10:45 Anja Butenschön (Munich, Art History): In Quest of Authentic History: The Eyewitness of the French Revolution
11:15-12:00 Birte Förster (Darmstadt, Modern History): Unruly Historical Knowledge - Popular Versions of a Pious Queen, 1860-1960
12:00-12:45 Brigitte Braun and Wolfgang Koller (Trier/Berlin, History/Media Studies): Reflections on One’s Own Present: Remembering the Napoleonic Wars in German Films (1895-1945)
15:00-16:00 Leslie Howsam (Windsor, ON, History): Growing Up with History in the Victorian Periodical Press
16:00-16:45 Stefanie Lethbridge (Freiburg, English Studies): Wars and Heroes: Historical Topics in Popular Poetry Anthologies since the 19th Century
17:15-18:00 Antonie Wiedemann (Genoa, Italian Studies): Popular Historical Magazines in Italy in the 1960s
18:00-18:45 Regina Schleicher (Frankfurt, French Studies): A French Popular History during the Third Republic
Samstag 24 Juli
09:00-10:00 Jerome de Groot (Manchester, English and American Studies): Is There Such a Thing as a Cosmopolitan Popular History?
10:00-10:45 Till Förster (Basel, Social Anthropology): Iterations of Suffering and Emancipation: Popular Media and the Experience of Violence in Northern Côte d’Ivoire
11:00-11:45 Meret Fehlmann (Zurich, Popular Literatures and Media): Prehistoric Fiction as Visionary Narrative
11:45-12:30 Frédéric Döhl (Berlin, Musicology): The Barbershop Harmony Revival: The Creation of a Faulty Historically Informed Performance Practice in the United States around 1940
14:00-14:45 Fernando Sánchez-Marcos (Barcelona, Modern History): Don Juan of Austria (1547-1578) in European Historical Culture: The 20th-Century Metamorphoses of a Hero of the People
14:45-15:30 Round-Up