T4EU Critical Heritage

The course is offered within the framework of the T4EU European University Alliance and explores several case studies of critical European heritage. It features lectures delivered by professors from the Alliance's partner universities and adopts comparative approaches that encourage the observation and analysis of diverse heritage processes. These approaches are applied from transgenerational, transnational, and interdisciplinary perspectives, promoting shared values and intercultural dialogue for the construction of a sustainable heritage future.

Developed within T4EU Work Package 7 on Common Heritage and Multilingualism, this course is the first T4EU E-course dedicated to Critical Heritage. Bringing together scholars from the universities of the Alliance, it contributes to the achievement of T4EU Milestone 159 and is scientifically coordinated by Prof. Roberta Altin, Prof. Tullia Catalan, Dr. Giuseppe Grimaldi, and Dr. Alessandro Carrieri.

The course is an integrated module of Critical Heritage held in parallel by professors from the T4EU Alliance:

·       Prof. Roberta Altin and Prof. Tullia Catalan, Department of Humanities, University of Trieste, Italy

·       Prof. Nikolina Tsvetkova, Faculty of Philosophy, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria

·       Prof. Linara Dovydaitytė, Department of Art History and Criticism, Faculty of Arts, Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania

·       Prof. Laura Castro, School of Arts. Research Centre for Science and Technology of the Arts, Catholic University of Portugal, Portugal

·       Prof. Neža Čebron Lipovec, Department of archaeology and heritage Institute of archaeology and heritage, Faculty of Humanities, University of Primorska, Slovenia

·       Prof. Jaime Molina Vidal, Department of Prehistory, Archaeology, Ancient History, Greek Philology and Latin Philology, Faculty of Philosophy, University of Alicante, Spain

·       Prof. Jerzy Gorzelik, Institute of Arts Studies, Faculty of Humanities University of Silesia in Katowice, Poland

·       Prof. Martin Melioranski, Faculty of Architecture, Estonian Academy of Arts, Estonia

·       Dr. Pierre-Olivier Mazagol, Environnement Ville Société, Jean Monnet University, France

·       Prof. Eva Nossem, Coordinator of the UniGR-Center for Border Studies, Saarland University, Germany; Prof. Jonas Nesselhauf, Chair of European Cultural Studies and Comparative Media Studies, Department of Art History and Cultural Studies, Saarland University; Prof. Astrid Fellner, Professor of North American Literary and Cultural Studies, Saarland University.