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Before World Fame: Commemorating Franz Kafka in 1920s Central Europe

Speaker
Ines Koeltzsch
Event date
Event time
17:30 - 19:00
Venue
Taylor Institution (in-person and online)
St Giles
Oxford
OX1 3NA
Venue details

Room 2 (and online via Microsoft Teams)
Event type
Lectures and seminars
Event cost
Free
Disabled access?
Yes
Booking required
Required
Online booking
Book online here
Further information
https://www.kafka-research.ox.ac.uk/event/ines-koeltzsch-talk-before-world-fame.…

Ines Koeltzsch is a visiting professor at the Jewish Studies Program at CEU Vienna. This lecture offers a new perspective on the early afterlife of Kafka and examines both the significance of the media (text, voice, image) and of intellectual networks and communities of remembrance across nation-state borders in creating the author’s legend.

This hybrid event is organised by the AHRC-funded project Kafka’s Transformative Communities and all are welcome.

Book your free place now; online or in person tickets available. Please email [email protected] as soon as possible if you have mobility / access needs.

Find out more about Future Events | Kafka’s Transformative Communities.
Booking contacts

Emma Grylls

07765588777
[email protected]