Uni-Tübingen

Partners

Besides promoting interdisciplinarity, national and international cooperation is of crucial importance to the RTG, so as to ensure a connection between the dissertation projects and international research from the very start. In view of this (aim), national and international researchers, who have distinguished themselves in the field of ambiguity, are actively involved in the wort of the RTG. Their participation is to take place in several ways: they help to devise the graduate days and workshops; they advise the doctoral candidates and are in communication with the latter; they invite doctoral candidates to their institutes; they help organize exchange programmes between doctoral candidates, i.e. the candidates of the partners will come to do research in Tübingen, insofar their projects offer points of shared interest.

The following national and international researchers have agreed to cooperate with our RTG:

Markus Bader (Psychology/Neurolinguistics; Frankfurt)

Andreas Kulick (Law; Tübingen)

Frauke Berndt (Literary Studies; Zurich)

Verena Krieger (History of Arts; Jena)

Christoph Bode (Literary Studies; Munich)

Karin Landerl (Psychology; Graz)

Martinus C. de Boer (Theology; Amsterdam)

Verena Lobsien (Literary Studies; Berlin)

Jana Bressem (Linguistics; Chemnitz)

Rachel Mader (History of Arts; Luzern)

Tommy Bruhn (Rhetoric; Lund)

Barbara Mahlmann-Bauer (Literary Studies; Bern)

Dietrich Busse (Linguistics; Düsseldorf)

Jason Merchant (Linguistics; Chicago)

Peter Culicover (Linguistics; Columbus)

Valéria Molnár (Linguistics; Lund)

Ulrich Detges † (Linguistics; Munich)

Maj-Britt Mosegard Hansen (Linguistics; Manchester)

van Deemter, Kees (Linguistics; Utrecht) Burkhard Niederhoff (Literary Studies; Bochum)
Michael Diehl (Psychology; Mannheim)

Sebastian Ostritsch (Stuttgart)

Gerald Echterhoff (Psychology; Münster)

Teresa Parodi (Linguistics; Cambridge)

Klaus Fiedler (Psychology; Heidelberg)

Rajeev Patke (Literary Studies; Singapore)

Olga Fischer (Linguistics; Amsterdam)

Ralf Poscher (Law; Freiburg)

David Fishelov (Literary Studies; Jerusalem) Megan Quigley (Literary Studies; Villanova)

Catherine Fuchs (Linguistics; Paris)

Monika Rathert (Linguistics; Wuppertal)

Dirk Geeraerts (Linguistics; Leuven) Ingo Reich (Linguistics; Saarbrücken)

Holden Härtl (Linguistics; Kassel)

Christoph Scheepers (Psycholinguistics; Glasgow)

Kati Hannken-Illjes (Linguistics; Marburg)

Gregory Scontras (Linguistics; Irvine)

Jutta M. Hartmann (Linguistics; Bielefeld)

Hartmut Stöckl (Linguistics; Salzburg)

Klaus von Heusinger (Linguistics; Cologne) Thora Tenbrink (Linguistics; Bangor)

Klaus Jonas (Psychology; Zürich)

Leona Toker (Literary Studies; Jerusalem)

Irene de Jong (Class. Philology; Amsterdam)

Christian Tornau (Classical Philology; Würzburg)

Stephan Kammer (Literary Studies; Munich) Richard Waltereit (Linguistics; Berlin)
Geert Keil (Philosophy; Berlin)

Thomas Wasow (Linguistics; Stanford)

Nina Maria Klug (Linguistics; Kassel)

Ruben Zimmermann (Ev. Theology; Mainz)

Ulrich Körtner (Theology; Vienna)

 

Research Group 2006 "Ambiguity amd Difference: Historical and Cultural Dynamics" (Benjamin Scheller, University of Duisburg and Essen)
Research Training Group 2190 "Little Forms" (Humboldt University Berlin)
Research Training Group 1886 "Literary Form" (Münster University, 2013-2019)
Research Training Group 1767 ”Factual and Fictional Narration“ (Freiburg University)
Sub-Project "Materiality and Presence of Writing in Non-typographic Societies", Collaborative Reseach Centre "Material Text Cultures" (Tobias Frese, University of Heidelberg)
VW Projekt "Dealing Reasonably with Blurred Boundaries" (Geert Keil & Ralf Poscher, Humboldt University Berlin and University of Freiburg)
Berlin Graduate School of Ancient Studies (Therese Fuhrer, FU Berlin)
Graduate Programme "Ethics of Textual Cultures" (Mathias Mayer, University of Augsburg)

Board of Practitioners

Another (special) feature of the RTG is its board of practitioners, made up of renowned representatives of professions in which ambiguity plays a role. This offers the doctoral candidates the possibility to become acquainted with special skills related to the production and perception of ambiguity. At the same time, they have the chance to reflect upon the relevance of ambiguity in practice - in various fields and professions. On a more general level, the board of practitioners gives the opportunity of including various aspects of application for the topic of ambiguity in the studies.

Franz Joseph Czernin (author; Rettenegg)Literaturhaus Stuttgart (literature/authors; Stefanie Stegmann)
Sieglinde Eberhart (mediator, speech performer; Landau)Bastian a.k.a. "Baasztian" Mayerhofer (comedian, humour scientist; Berlin)

Rainer Erlinger (doctor, lawyer, columnist for SZ-Magazin; Berlin)

Dirk von Petersdorff (poet; Jena & Berlin)

EXPLAIN Kreativbüro (advertising agency; Karlsruhe)Teresa Präauer (author; Vienna)

Shelley Frisch (translator; Princeton)

Stefan Reusch (comedian; Cologne)

Baldur Kirchner (head of Kirchner-Seminare; Kammeltal-Ettenbeuren)

Christa Schuenke (translator; Berlin)
Heike Kottmann (journalist, author; Munich)

Yoko Tawada (author, translator; Berlin)

LTT, Landestheater Württemberg-Hohenzollern Tübingen Reutlingen (Christoph Roos)Wissenschaft im Dialog (initiative of German Science; non-profit GmbH; Christian Kleinert)
LCB, Literarisches Colloquium Berlin (literature/authors; Florian Höllerer)