AGS 2024 Conference in Leeds – Day 2 – Association German Studies

September 2024

The conference continued…

Difficult decisions at AGS 2024 as the parallel panels began this morning… I attended the first Centring Marginalized Perspectives panel, curated by WIGS & the AGS EDI Working Group, which was fantastic featuring excellent talks by Molly Harrabin of @FilmWeimar and
Eden Hills
— AGS (@ags_tweets) September 3, 2024

Live tweet from the 2024 conference on the Association’s twitter feed @ags_tweets.

The parallel panels continue at AGS 2024 – a fascinating paper about social and cognitive difference in ETA Hoffmann’s Rat Krespel by @BodammerEleoma of @LLCatEdinburgh and @LeverhulmeTrust fellow pic.twitter.com/bbZq2SvUHc
— AGS (@ags_tweets) September 3, 2024

Engaging discussion with David Clarke (Cardiff) and Kirstin Gwyer (Oxford) after the presentations in the second Centring Marginalized Perspectives panel. Thanks @WIGSblog for co-sponsoring this series of panels with the AGS EDI Working Group pic.twitter.com/69AuocVnCZ
— AGS (@ags_tweets) September 3, 2024

Whither German Studies? Peter Davies (AGS/Edinburgh), Emma Cayley (UFCL/Leeds), Jürgen Barkhoff (Trinity College Dublin), Lou Schlagheck (ECA/PGR rep, Manchester), Sally Conroy (Cardinal Newman College & GIMAGINE)
discuss The Futures of German Studies in the final panel of day 2 pic.twitter.com/STcCOKuQrD
— AGS (@ags_tweets) September 3, 2024

Day 2 concluded with conference dinner at the DoubleTree by Hilton. Our brilliant colleague Frank Finlay posted this snap of the do:

A busy day of excellent papers and lively panel discussions ⁦@ags_tweets⁩ rounded off with a fun and convivial conference dinner ⁦@DoubleTree⁩ in #Leeds pic.twitter.com/cl3lMDKoRX
— Frank Finlay (@francis_finlay) September 3, 2024

Tweet from Frank Finlay’s twitter feed.

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