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Cancelled! Lecture Series Dunkle Kräfte / 14.01.2021 Peter Schmidt: Dunkle Einbildungskraft, finstere Mächte und düsteres Mittelalter: Hieronymus Bosch im schwarzen Licht kunsthistorischer Erklärungsmodelle

8 January 2021

Prof. Dr. Peter Schmidt‘s lecture »Dunkle Einbildungskraft, finstere Mächte und düsteres Mittelalter: Hieronymus Bosch im schwarzen Licht kunsthistorischer Erklärungsmodelle« that should have taken place on January 14, 2021 in the context oft he lecture series »Dunkle Kräfte. Reflexionen einer diffusen Größe in Literatur und Kunst« was cancelled. The lectures will take place live via Zoom on Thursdays from 4:15 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. between November 12, 2020 and February 18, 2021. All lectures are held in German.

To the content description and the program of the lecture series.

For interested listeners: Some of the lectures are recorded and available on our homepage.

To participate the live lectures, please register. For students via UHH/STiNe, for interested guests by e-mail with adrian.renner"AT"uni-hamburg.de.

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