Introduction: Relational Ethics in German Studies and in the German University Context

By contributing to the relational turn, this forum strives to address how we can practically decolonize and indigenize the field of German studies, as well as related fields, such as European studies, cultural studies, and migration studies. How can we build collaborative, supportive, community-oriented, participant-centred, Indigenous-led and arts-based methods into the teaching and research of German studies? With our contributions, we hope to participate in an ongoing ethical relational engagement that brings about behavioural change in regard to how we undertake our academic work, be it teaching, research, or administration.

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Seminar A Journal of Germanic Studies
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.3138/seminar.61.2.1
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German Colonialism and Identity Studies
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Introduction: Relational Ethics in German Studies and in the German University Context

Markus Hallensleben
Seminar A Journal of Germanic Studies
German Colonialism and Identity Studies
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Introduction: Relational Ethics in German Studies and in the German University Context

Markus Hallensleben
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Abstract

By contributing to the relational turn, this forum strives to address how we can practically decolonize and indigenize the field of German studies, as well as related fields, such as European studies, cultural studies, and migration studies. How can we build collaborative, supportive, community-oriented, participant-centred, Indigenous-led and arts-based methods into the teaching and research of German studies? With our contributions, we hope to participate in an ongoing ethical relational engagement that brings about behavioural change in regard to how we undertake our academic work, be it teaching, research, or administration.

Seminar A Journal of Germanic StudiesVol. 61(2)
University of British Columbia (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 88%
German Colonialism and Identity Studies
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