Faculty of Humanities

Lecture series

Prof Klaus KoschorkeLM University Munich

Hosted by Visual Culture Studies (Visual Arts, Faculty of Humanities)

and Church History (Faculty of Theology)

Monday 23 February

12:30 – 14:00 Lecture 1: Precolonial Christianity in Africa: Ethiopia and Ethiopianism

Auditorium Merensky Library

Tuesday 24 February

12:30 – 14:00 Lecture: 2 Precolonial Christianity in Asia: the “Nestorian” Church along the Silk roads

Auditorium Mersensky Library

Wednesday 25 February

11:30 – 12:30 Lecture 3: Christianity in Africa and Asia in comparative perspective

Graduate Centre L1-72

13:15 – 14:00 Lecture 4: Indigenous Christian journals from Africa and Asia around 1900: a transregional public sphere.

Thursday 26 February

12:30 – 14:00 Lecture 5: Indigenous Christian Elites in Asia and Africa: networking and internationalisms around 1910

Auditorium Mersensky Library

Faculty of Humanities

Lecture series

Prof Klaus KoschorkeLM University Munich

Hosted by Visual Culture Studies (Visual Arts, Faculty of Humanities) and Church History (Faculty of Theology)

Lecture 1 Monday 23 February12:30 – 14:00

Precolonial Christianity in Africa: Ethiopia and Ethiopianism

Auditorium Merensky Library

Faculty of Humanities

Lecture series

Prof Klaus KoschorkeLM University Munich

Hosted by Visual Culture Studies (Visual Arts, Faculty of Humanities) and Church History (Faculty of Theology)

Lecture 2 Tuesday 24 February12:30 – 14:00

Precolonial Christianity in Asia: the “Nestorian” Church along the Silk roads

Auditorium Merensky Library

Faculty of Humanities

Lecture series

Prof Klaus KoschorkeLM University Munich

Hosted by Visual Culture Studies (Visual Arts, Faculty of Humanities) and Church History (Faculty of Theology)

Lecture 3 Wednesday 25 February11:30 – 12:30

Christianity in Africa and Asia in comparative perspective

Graduate Centre L1-72

Faculty of Humanities

Lecture series

Prof Klaus KoschorkeLM University Munich

Hosted by Visual Culture Studies (Visual Arts, Faculty of Humanities) and Church History (Faculty of Theology)

Lecture 4 Wednesday 25 February13:15 – 14:00

Indigenous Christian journals from Africa and Asia around 1900: a transregional public sphere.

Graduate Centre L1-72

Faculty of Humanities

Lecture series

Prof Klaus KoschorkeLM University Munich

Hosted by Visual Culture Studies (Visual Arts, Faculty of Humanities) and Church History (Faculty of Theology)

Lecture 5 Thursday 26 February12:30 – 14:00

Indigenous Christian Elites in Asia and Africa: networking and internationalisms around 1910

Auditorium Merensky Library