JEARN is pleased to present the program for the upcoming 4th JEARN Workshop, scheduled for March 13–14, 2026, at PSK, 4th Floor, Meeting Room 6 (Georg Coch-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna; best use the entrance at Georg Coch-Platz and then take the elevator).…
Hermann Graf Keyserling - Der reisende Philosoph als Mittler zwischen den Welten
Am 26.4.1946 verstarb Hermann Graf Keyserling in Innsbruck. Sein Grab liegt am Friedhof in Innsbruck-Mühlau. Mit der Publikation des „Reisetagebuch eines Philosophen“ (1919) war Keyserling berühmt geworden und fand zahlreiche prominente Förderer, die…
Die Sonne als Kompass: Himmelsrichtungen in antiken Weltbildern by Alexander Steiner
EurAsia-Blog in DerStandard:
Begriffe für Himmelsrichtungen und ihre Relevanz für antike Raumwahrnehmung.
In seinem Gastblogbeitrag beschreibt Alexander Steiner, Doktorand am Institut für Alte Geschichte und Altorientalistik der Universität…
Inner Asia and Europe: Archaeological, Historical and Linguistic Interactions in the thirteenth and fourteenth century
The conference, jointly organized by the ELTE Department of Medieval History and the EurAsia Cluster of Excellence based in Vienna, focuses on the historical, archaeological, and linguistic interactions between Europe and Inner Asia.
Hermann Graf Keyserling und die Weisheit des Orients by Sebastian Fink
EurAsia-Blog in DerStandard:
Wie ein baltischer Adeliger um die Welt reiste, östliche Kulturen schätzen lernte und in Innsbruck eine "Schule der Weisheit" gründen wollte
Im Gastblogbeitrag beschreibt Sebastian Fink, Senior Scientist am Institut…
Wenn Herrschaft zur Gewalt greift by Robert Rollinger
EurAsia-Blog in DerStandard:
Ein historisches – und doch so aktuelles – Beispiel, was Machthabende bereit sind zu unternehmen, wenn ihre Position bedroht ist
Im Gastblogbeitrag beschreibt Robert Rollinger, Professor für Kulturbeziehungen und…
Workshop: Irrigation Technologies and Water Management across Eurasia
The workshop, following a series of lectures, highlights various examples for the interplay between ecology, infrastructure, power, culture and religion from Egypt to Central Asia. At the same time, these case studies are contextualized within the…
The four partner institutions collaborate in offering training to students and early career scholars in Austria and internationally. For this purpose, the Austrian Consortium for the Study of EurAsia (ACE) was initiated.
Through courses, summer schools, workshops, and training sessions, both in person and online, we aim to equip new generations with the following skills:
Competence in reading original language sources as a basis for cultural literacy
Global methodology and outlook
Competence in the use of digital methods
A set of transferable skills
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