11 Jun
12 Jun

Femicide in Premodern History. Current Research Trends and Debates

Date:

11 June 2026 - 12 June 2026

Location:

Center for Advanced Studies Seestr. 13 80802 Munich

Closing Conference of the CAS Research Group “Femicide”, led by Prof. Dr. Julia Burkhardt (CAS Research Group/LMU).

Participants include Rudi Beaulant (LaMOP), Julia Bühner (CAS Research Group/Frankfurt a.M.), Sara M. Butler (CAS Research Group/Ohio), Simona Feci (CAS Research Group/Naples L‘Orientale), Julia Habermann (CAS Research Group/Bochum), Sara McDougall (CAS Research Group/John Jay College of Criminal Justice), Alison More (CAS Research Group/University of St. Michael’s College, Toronto), Valentina Moro (CAS Research Group/Stony Brook), Elena von Ohlen (CAS Research Group/Duisburg-Essen), Corinna Peres (Vienna), Kristina Richardson (University of Virginia), Jörg Schwarz (Innsbruck), Leonie Steinl (CAS Research Group/Münster/Leipzig), Rike Szill (Tuebingen), Ying Zhang (CAS Research Group/Leiden).

Thursday, 11 June 2026, 6:15 p.m.:
Women’s Voices. Femicide in Art, Literature, Music, and Performance

Public Event organized by Prof. Dr. Julia Burkhardt, Prof. Dr. Mariama Diagne, Prof. Dr. Irene Holzer, Prof. Dr. Joanna Olchawa, Prof. Dr. Juliane Prade-Weiss (LMU).

In art, literature, music, and performance, there are numerous stories about women who are killed by men. But how does our perspective on these examples change when we view them as femicides? With this in mind, we invite you to participate in a “concert in dialogue”: We will examine the phenomenon of femicide in various art forms, thus contributing to a critical reflection on the visibility of femicide and how it is dealt with artistically. Our aim is to make visible the polyphony of voices about and by women.

Registration

Participation in the workshop is by invitation only. Please register for the public event via info@cas.lmu.de.

Please note that, as part of the event on the topic of femicide, video excerpts and images will be shown that some participants may find distressing or disturbing.