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Vortrag & Workshop: „Banned Books in Conversation: Lois Lowry's The Giver (1993)“
(Gesellschaftszimmer UG)
(Gesellschaftszimmer UG)
Datum:
13.01.2026 16:45
Ort:
Aegidiimarkt 5
48143 Münster
48143 Münster
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Vortrag & Workshop: „Banned Books in Conversation: Lois Lowry's The Giver (1993)“
(Gesellschaftszimmer UG)
„In response to the steep increase in book banning and attempted book challenges in the USA and beyond, the University of Münster’s Chairs for Book Studies and American Studies have co-founded “Banned Books Network Münster” (BBNM). Our purpose is to raise awareness of the increase in book banning, to create spaces for engagement with banned books, and to discuss the wider repercussions of these bans. Our events are inclusive in nature, and we hope to engage students, teachers, colleagues, and the wider reading public with our initiative. Registration is encouraged but not mandatory; it will also give you access to the reading materials we will discuss during the events.“
Veranstaltet von: Banned Books Network Münster
Kontakt: bannedbooksnetwork@uni-muenster.de
www.uni-muenster.de/Anglistik/bookstudies/BannedBooks.html
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(Gesellschaftszimmer UG)
„In response to the steep increase in book banning and attempted book challenges in the USA and beyond, the University of Münster’s Chairs for Book Studies and American Studies have co-founded “Banned Books Network Münster” (BBNM). Our purpose is to raise awareness of the increase in book banning, to create spaces for engagement with banned books, and to discuss the wider repercussions of these bans. Our events are inclusive in nature, and we hope to engage students, teachers, colleagues, and the wider reading public with our initiative. Registration is encouraged but not mandatory; it will also give you access to the reading materials we will discuss during the events.“
Veranstaltet von: Banned Books Network Münster
Kontakt: bannedbooksnetwork@uni-muenster.de
www.uni-muenster.de/Anglistik/bookstudies/BannedBooks.html
Eintritt frei
