FMS Publications
Publications
2021
Plutoing Pluto: The Roles of Narrative in Arenas of Scientific and Public Discourse
by Solveig Hanson, Fabian Hempel
Narrative, vol. 29, no. 2, 2021,
pp. 224-238
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Under the Literary Microscope:
Science and Society in the Contemporary Novel
Penn State University Press, 2021
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A Sociological Perspective on the Representation of Science in Climate Change Novels
by Fabian Hempel
Swiat i Slowo / World and Word,
vol. 36(1), 2021, pp 99-112
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Novel Reflections on the Autonomy and Social Responsibility of Science
by Fabian Hempel
Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics, 6:
615357, 2021
2020
Turing’s
Missing Algorithm: The Brave New World of Ian McEwan’s Android Novel Machines
Like Me
by Katalina Kopka and Norbert Schaffeld
Journal
of Literature and Science, vol. 13, no. 2, 2020, pp. 52-74
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Psychopharmacology in British Literature and Culture, 1780-1900
by Natalie Roxburgh and Jennifer S. Henke (Eds)Palgrave Studies in Literature, Science and Medicine, Palgrave Macmillan, December 2020
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Utopien in utopiefernen
Zeiten: Zukunftsdiskurse am Ende der fortschrittlichen Moderne
by Emanuel Herold
Wallstein Publishing, 27 July 2020
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Nothing but Catastrophes? Climate Change as a Challenge to the Utopian Tradition
by Emanuel Herold
European Journal of Literature, Culture and Environment,
Vol. 11 No. 1, March 2020
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A Sociology of Literature Perspective on the Viral Role of Science During the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Fabian Hempel
PhiN Philologie im Netz, Supplement (24/2020), 345-357
2019
‘It’s for Fellows only!’: On the Postcolonial Stance of Matthew Brown’s Maths Film The Man Who Knew Infinity
by Norbert Schaffeld
Can it Be? Representations of
Science in 21st Century Fiction (eds.
Nina Engelhardt and Julia Hoydis) Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019.
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by Norbert Schaffeld
The German Quarterly 92.1
(Winter 2019): 35-50.
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‘You bet she can fuck‘ – Sexroboter und künstliche Intelligenz
by Jennifer Henke
Tagungsband “’Robo Sapiens’? Roboter, Künstliche Intelligenz
und Transhumanismus in Literatur, Film und anderen Medien”. (Eds.: Dominik
Orth, Ingo Irslinger). Heidelberg. Winter 2019
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Representations of Science in 21st-Century Fiction. (Eds. Nina Englehardt and Julia Hoydis).
Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, 2019. 19-35.
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Verloren im Weltall. Ein neues Stereotyp der Wissenschaftlerin im Film am Beispiel von Contact (1997) und Gravity (2013)
by Jennifer Henke
Genre-Störungen. Schriftenreihe zur Textualität des Films.
(Eds.: John Bateman, Heinz-Peter Preußer and Sabine Schlickers). Marburg: Schüren. (in print)
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Contesting Spaces of Knowledge: Reproduction, Medicine and Literature
by Jennifer Henke
Contradiction Studies: Mapping
the Field/Inaugural Conference on Concepts
of Contradiction in the Humanities. (Eds.: Kerstin Knopf, Gisela
Febel, Ingo Warnke and Cordula
Nolte). Heidelberg: Springer Verlag (in print)
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Spoiler Alert: Scott,
Science, and Forms of Reenactment in Contemporary Expedition Narratives
by Anna Auguscik
International Journal of English Studies 30.2 (2019):
47-64
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2018
Fiktionale Fakten: Wissenschaftskommunikation im Spiegel literarischer Rezeptionsprozesse
by Sonja Fücker and Uwe
Schimank
Knowledge in Action. Neue Formen der Kommunikation
in der
Wissensgesellschaft. (Eds. E. Lettkemann; R. Wilke; H. Knoblauch) Wiesbaden:
VS Verlag. 2018.
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The Sum of Our Parts: The Voices of the Human Genre Project
by Julia Boll
European Journal of English Studies
22.3 (2018): 317-330.
Abstract
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Knowing Plants, Knowing Form: Probing the Poetics of Phyto-Centric Life
by Natalie Roxburgh
and Felix Sprang
European Journal of English Studies 22.3 (2018): 224-240.
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co-edited by Anna-Katharina Hornidge
(Eds. Keller, Reiner, Hornidge, Anna-Katharina, Schünemann, Wolf) Oxon & New York: Routledge. 2018.
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A Research Vessel. Heterotopia, Boundary Place and Pluriverse of Epistemes
by
Anna-Katharina
Hornidge
Wissensrelationen.
Beiträge und Debatten zum 2. Sektionskongress der
Wissenssoziologie. (Eds. Poferl, Angelika and Pfadenhauer, Michaela), Weinheim:
Beltz
& Juventa, 2018.
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Keine Zeit für Utopien? Soziologische Utopiekritik und der Wandel utopischer Zukünfte
by Emanuel Herold
Utopisch Dystopisch. Visionen einer ‘idealen’ Gesellschaft.
(Eds. Leser, Irene and Jessica Schwarz). Wiesbaden: Springer VS: 2018. 207-25 (print).
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2017
Science as Comedy and the Myth of Progress in Ian McEwan’s Solar (2010)
by Katrin Berndt
Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary
Study of Literature 50.4.
(December 2017): 85-101.
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Is Knowledge Perfomative? Science/Stage: An Experiment in Performance Lectures
by Julia Boll
Interdisciplinary Science Reviews. Special Issue: Doing Science (eds. Nina
Engelhardt and Julia Hoydis) (2017): 282-295.
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Mathematicians, Mysteries, and Mental Illnesses: The Stage-to-Screen Adaptation of Proof
by
Jennifer Henke, Norbert Schaffeld and Kati Voigt
Adaptation 10.3 (2017):
323-337.
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‘Ava’s body is a good one’: (Dis)Embodiment in Ex Machina
by Jennifer Henke
American, British, and Canadian Studies 29.1. (2018):
126-146.
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Marine Wissenschaftsforschung: FS Meteor als Ort interdisziplinärer Wissensproduktion
by
Anna-Katharina
Hornidge
Klüger
nutzen, besser schützen. Bremer Forschung an tropischen Küsten. (Eds. Hempel,
Gotthilf, Hempel, Irmtraud, Hornidge, Anna-Katharina) Bremen: Falkenberg Verlag, 2017.
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Triangulating the Two Cultures Entanglement: The Sciences and the Humanities in the Public Sphere
by Anton Kirchhofer and Anna Auguscik
Journal of Literature and Science 10.2 (2017): 26-37
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From Madman to Crime Fighter: The Scientist in Western Culture
by Rosslyn HaynesBaltimore and London: John Hopkins University Press, 2017.
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2016
Universal Narrativity and the Anxious Scientist of the Contemporary Neuronovel
by Natalie Roxburgh, Anton
Kirchhofer, and Anna Auguscik
Mosaic: A Journal for the Interdisciplinary
Study of Literature 49.4
(December 2016): 71-87.
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’The Things We Are’: Alasdair Gray’s Poor Things (1992) and the Science of Man
by Katrin Berndt
Anglica: An International Journal
of English Studies 25.1 (September
2016): 125-140.
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by
Luz Maria Hernandez Nieto
Bielefeld: Universität Bielefeld (Dissertation)
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Der Buchtipp des Monats: Die Unglückseligen von Thea Dorn
by Uwe Sporl
Der Buchtipp des Monats, Literaturhaus
Bremen (Januar 2016)
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Im Liechtenstein des Denkens
by
Sina Farzin
Bruno Latours Soziologie
der "Existenzweisen": Einführung und Diskussion. (Ed. Henning
Laux), Bielefeld: Transcript, 2016.
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Die Existenzweise der Technik
by
Emanuel Herold
Bruno Latours Soziologie der
"Existenzweisen": Einführung und Diskussion. (Ed. Henning
Laux), Bielefeld: Transcript, 2016.
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edited by Norbert Schaffeld.
Special
Issue: Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik 64.2 (June 2016)
Table of Contents
Norbert Schaffeld - Aspects
of the Science Novel (121)
Roslynn D. Haynes – Bringing Science into Fiction (127)
Anton Kirchhofer and Natalie Roxburgh – The Scientist as ‘Problematic
Individual’ in Contemporary Anglophone Fiction (149)
Norbert Schaffeld – The Historical Science Novel and the Narrative of an
Emergent Scientific Discourse (169)
Nina Engelhardt – Scientific Metafiction and Postmodernism (189)
Sylvia Mayer – Science in the World Risk Society: Risk, the Novel, and Global
Climate Change (207)
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Gesellschaftliche Risikodiskurse durch die Linse der Literatur: Zur (inter-)subjektiven Deutung wissenschaftlichen Wissens in Reading Groups
by
Sonja Fücker and Uwe Schimank
Routinen der Krise - Krise der Routinen.
Verhandlungen des 37.
Kongresses der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Soziologie, Deutsche
Gesellschaft für Soziologie. (Ed. Lessenich, Stephan)
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Von leuchtenden Hasen und sterbenden Menschen: Margaret Atwoods Roman Oryx and Crake als Wissenschaftsfolgenabschätzung
by
Emanuel Herold and Sina Farzin
Routinen der Krise - Krise der Routinen.
Verhandlungen des 37.
Kongresses der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Soziologie, Deutsche
Gesellschaft für Soziologie. (Ed. Lessenich, Stephan)
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Die ‘offenen Objekte’ und ihre Gesellschaft: Zur Kritik der technischen Verhältnisse
by
Emanuel Herold
Zeitschrift für kritische Sozialtheorie und Philosophie 3.1
(2014): 151 - 181.
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Putting
Lifeworlds at
Sea: Studying Meaning-Making in Marine Research
by
Siriwardane-de
Zoysa, Rapti and
Hornidge, Anna-Katharina
Frontiers
in Marine Science 3:197
(2016)
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2015
Are the Knowledge Wars Finally Over?
by Roslynn Haynes
Métode Science Studies Journal 5:
131-138.
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2014
Whatever Happened to the ‘Mad, Bad’ Scientist? Overturning the Stereotype
by Roslynn D, Haynes
in Public Understanding of Science 25.1 (January 2014): 31-44.
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