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Dr. J.H.C. Kern Research 0.3 fte Conference attendance Invited lecture January 15-16: participation and reference at the PCNI-congress: 'Nationbuilding and Seperatism', Leiden University. September 23-24: participation and presentation: 'Denken over Rusland, tussen oriëntalisme en essentialisme' op Nederlands-Vlaamse Slavistendagen, Leuven, Belgium. Lectures, symposia, colloquia, presentations February 1: lecture and discussion for the Pre- University, Leiden. February 3 – March 31: serie of eight lectures for HOVO: 'Een geschiedenis van twee Ruslanden', Leiden. Miscellaneous December 13: public debate with Orlando Figes about his book Crimea, the last crusade at the Spui 25, Amsterdam. Publications Kern, J.H.C. Review article [Book review 'From the Soviet Bloc to the European Union. The Economic and Social Transformation of Central and Eastern Europe since 1973' by Ivan T. Berend & 'Impact of Culture on Institute for History 64 Human Interaction: Clash or Challenge?' by H. Helfrich, A.V. Dakhin, E. Hölter and I.V. Arzhenovskiy]. European Review, 18(2), 273-275. Kern, J.H.C. Het Sovjetexperiment. Hoorcollege over de moderne geschiedenis van Rusland. Studium Generale lezingenserie. Den Haag: NRC Academie i.s.m. Home Academy Publishers. Ms. Prof. Dr. M.E.H.N. Mout Research 0.3 fte Supervisor PhD research; membership PhD committee June 10: promotor: Filip Bloem ‘Bedachtzame revolutionairen. Oost-Duitse en Tsjechische oppositiebewegingen, 1975-1990’. University Leiden. Publications Mout, M.E.H.N. & Stauffacher, W. (Eds.) Truth in Science, the Humanities, and Religion. Balzan Symposium 2008. Dordrecht, etc.: Springer. Mout, M.E.H.N. [Bespreking van het boek A History of the Czech Lands]. Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, 123, 120-121. Prof. Dr. W. Otterspeer
Research 0.1 fte Dr. H.J. Paul Research 0.25 fte Conference attendance January 27: ‘Virtuous Performance: Distance and Self-Distanciation as Historicist Ideals,’ international conference ‘The Transfiguration of the Present: Reflections on Historical Distance,’ University of Groningen. April 13: ‘Mythic Genealogies of the Historical Discipline,’ European Social Science History Conference, Ghent. June 4: ‘Historicizing the Canon: Towards a Contextualist Understanding of Historiographical Genealogies,’ international workshop, ‘Fathers of History: Genealogies of the Historical Discipline,’ Leiden University. October 23: ‘The Scholarly Self: Ideals of Intellectual Virtue in Nineteenth-Century Leiden’, international conference ‘The Making of the Humanities II’, University of Amsterdam. August 27: ‘Gadamer in American Philosophy of History; or, Why History and Theory Never Reviewed Truth and Method,’ international conference, ‘Fifty Years After: Gadamer’s Influence on the Humanities,’ Leiden University. Invited lecture Institute for History March 23: ‘Workshop zur Historiographiegeschichte: Hayden White,’ Institut für Europäische Geschichte Mainz. May 14: ‘Van voorbeeld tot voorganger: Robert Fruin en Godefroid Kurth als vaders van de geschiedwetenschap,’ Vlaams-Nederlands Historisch Congres, Leiden. 65 Conference organization Co-organizer of international conference, ‘Fifty Years After: Gadamer’s Influence on the Humanities,’ Leiden University, August 26-28, 2010. Organizer of international workshop, ‘Fathers of History: Genealogies of the Historical Discipline,’ Leiden University, June 4, 2010. Organizer of panel, ‘Self Images of the Historical Discipline; or, What Philosophers of History Can(not) Learn from how Historians Understand their own Practice,’ European Social Science History Conference, Ghent, April 13, 2010. Co-organizer of international conference, ‘The Transfiguration of the Present: Reflections on Historical Distance,’ University of Groningen, January 27-28, 2010. Referee, advisory committees, editor etc. Referee report for the Journal of the Philosophy of History. Membership of boards and committees
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