The Mosse Lectures at Berkeley are public humanities events with an emphasis on the role of visual and other media. We have engaged in conversation with eminent filmmakers and writers on questions of capitalism, populism, utopian fiction, documentary poetics, and cultural memory.
This series is presented by the Department of German for the Mosse Lectures at UC Berkeley with support from The Mosse Foundation and the George L. Mosse Program in History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Co-presenting partners are the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive and the German Historical Institute.
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Recent University of California, Berkeley Mosse Lectures:
2022: Ilija Trojanow, “The Utopian Prerogative”
September 1, 2022