Jeden dritten Donnerstag im Monat nehmen David Mayer und Jana Volkmann eine kleine Ortsbesichtigung in der Welt der Bücher vor. Readers in Residence versucht der häufig zelebrierten Ortlosigkeit des Formats Podcast einen Sinn für das »Wo« unserer Auseinandersetzung mit Literatur und Sachbüchern zu geben. Dabei geht es nicht nur um Orte im physischen Raum, sondern auch um den Ort als Standpunkt – a... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Language | German | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophy |
David Mayer und Jana Volkmann aus der TAGEBUCH Kulturredaktion sprechen in der sechsten Folge von Readers in Residence über Birgit Birnbachers neuen Roman »Wovon wir leben«: Die frühere Krankenschwester Julia Noch verliert ihren Job und kehrt zurück ... more
David Mayer und Jana Volkmann aus der TAGEBUCH Kulturredaktion diskutieren in den fünften Folge Readers in Residence über Claire Keegans eindrucksvollen Roman »Kleine Dinge wie diese«. In dem schmalen Buch ist kein Wort überflüssig, jeder Gegenstand ... more
David Mayer und Jana Volkmann sprechen in dieser Episode von Readers in Residence über das Buch Gegen Chancengleichheit – ein fulminantes Pamphlet des spanischen Soziologen César Rendueles. Er tritt für einen neu bedachten, umfassenden und radikalen ... more
In der dritten Episode von Readers in Residence sprechen David Mayer und Jana Volkmann über Im Dunklen Zimmer von Isaac Rosa. In diesem wird ein Darkroom zur Echokammer der Krise in Spanien und zum einem Rückzugsort für eine Gruppe von Thirtiesomethi... more
n ihrer zweiten Episode sprechen David Mayer und Jana Volkmann über eine Arbeit, die sich mit dem Thema der vergangenen zweieinhalb Jahre beschäftigt, nämlich über Karl Heinz Roth` epidemiologisch-historische Corona-Aufarbeitung »Blinde Passagiere«. ... more
In der ersten Episode von Readers in Residence besprechen David Mayer und Jana Volkmann ein Buch, das um den Jahreswechsel als eine neue und von links formulierte »Geschichte der Menschheit“ einige Furore machte, nämlich »Anfänge« von David Graeber u... more
Jeden dritten Donnerstag im Monat nehmen David Mayer und Jana Volkmann eine kleine Ortsbesichtigung in der Welt der Bücher vor. Readers in Residence versucht der häufig zelebrierten Ortlosigkeit des Formats Podcast einen Sinn für das »Wo« unserer Aus... more
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