Interculturality


The interaction between people under conditions of different cultural influences and practices, the communicative challenges based on cultural similarities and differences are the focus of intercultural research.

Questions such as "How can culture be understood and conceptualised in today's complexity?" and "How does understanding succeed or fail?" lead to concrete topics that offer support and food for thought for current social issues. For example, our doctoral researchers are currently investigating how events such as the corona pandemic are presented in an international context, what role translations play in an intercultural context, for example in the context of refugee movements, or asking what resources lie in non-understanding.


Promotions

Translation in intercultural communication

PhD project by Natalie Bella

Glottophobia based on regional language variations - a Germa
Love under stress. Understanding attitudes to polygamy in It
Practices of Understanding in Globalised Work Contexts
Coronavirus in an intercultural context
Critical Incidents as Narratives: An Analysis of German-, Uk

Doctoral project by Dariia Kapinus

The Impact of the Discourse on Climate Change on Inter- and

PhD project by Maren Mainx

Forms of non-understanding in intercultural communication. A
The consequences of modernity from an intercultural everyday
Departure for old shores: rethinking the familiar. Understan

Professor responsible

Prof. Dr. Kirsten Nazarkiewicz

Intercultural Communication