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Beate Passow, Monkey Business Gibraltar, 2017 (Art at CAS, WS 2019/20)

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Horst Antes: Nestor, Telemach (Album Leaf 4), 1966/67, gouache, collage on printed etching template by Bonaventura Genelli (Aquatec, ink, and paper), Franz Marc Museum, Etta and Otto Stangl Foundation, (Art at CAS, Winter 2020/21)

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Current Events at CAS

09 Feb

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10 Feb

09/02/2026 - 10/02/2026 Small Persuasive Forms: On the Rhetoric of the Sentence
Workshop organized by Prof. Dr. Carlos Spoerhase (LMU) and Prof. Dr. Juliane Vogel (Konstanz).
18 Feb

18/02/2026 Using AI for Evidence Synthesis: Opportunities and Risks
Prof. Dr. Shelley Boulianne (MRU, Calgary) | Chair: Dr. Magdalena Obermaier (CAS Researcher in Residence/LMU)
03 Mar

03/03/2026 Galaxies and Black Holes
Prof. Dr. Reinhard Genzel (LMU/MPI für extraterrestrische Physik) | Chair: Prof. Dr. Andreas Burkert (LMU)
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“All About Art”, “Global Worlds” or “Relations”: Contributions to the current topics at CAS, well-founded and comprehensively presented. Current article: Daniel Sharp, “Equal Citizenship & Global Inequality: Is Reconciliation Possible?”.

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