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The Centre for Digital Cultures (CDC) at #Leuphana University of #Lüneburg is dedicated to central questions of digital culture and the effects of the current polycrisis on social life. We rethink #technology, #media, and #culturalstudies.

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To all friends of the CDC: This semester, we are again organizing a series of lectures and colloquia (both online and offline) that may be of interest to you – we hope to see many of you there!

06.10.2025 08:21 — 👍 4    🔁 3    💬 0    📌 1
CFP for Navigationen. Zeitschrift für Medien- und
Kulturwissenschaften 2/26. »Technofascism«
What is technofascism, and how can it be conceptually clarified?
• How does today’s technofascism differ from classical fascism or other contemporary right-wing
movements?
• What is “techno” about Technofascism? What technophilosophical approaches can be identified
to specifically characterize this phenomenon?
• What are current examples of techno-fascist endeavors and theories?
• What are the theoretical points of reference for techno-fascist thinking?
• Is there an appropriation of classic left-wing texts and approaches?
Submission details
We welcome proposals for contributions (500-word abstract, 200-word author bio, and
two key references) that shed light on the topic of technofascism from various interdisciplinary
perspectives. Deadline Proposal: 15.07.25. Accepted Papers: 28.02.2026.
Please send proposals to
Laura Hille: laura.hille@leuphana.de, Felix Hüttemann: fhuettema@uni-bonn.de, and Milan
Stürmer: sturmer@esphil.eur.nl

CFP for Navigationen. Zeitschrift für Medien- und Kulturwissenschaften 2/26. »Technofascism« What is technofascism, and how can it be conceptually clarified? • How does today’s technofascism differ from classical fascism or other contemporary right-wing movements? • What is “techno” about Technofascism? What technophilosophical approaches can be identified to specifically characterize this phenomenon? • What are current examples of techno-fascist endeavors and theories? • What are the theoretical points of reference for techno-fascist thinking? • Is there an appropriation of classic left-wing texts and approaches? Submission details We welcome proposals for contributions (500-word abstract, 200-word author bio, and two key references) that shed light on the topic of technofascism from various interdisciplinary perspectives. Deadline Proposal: 15.07.25. Accepted Papers: 28.02.2026. Please send proposals to Laura Hille: laura.hille@leuphana.de, Felix Hüttemann: fhuettema@uni-bonn.de, and Milan Stürmer: sturmer@esphil.eur.nl

CfP for Navigationen. Zeitschrift für Medien- und Kulturwissenschaften 2/26.

»Technofascism«

Glancing at current headlines, it is palpably clear that the utopian tech visions of the 1990s have morphed into something darker. Let's talk about the techno in technofascism - again.

02.07.2025 10:09 — 👍 7    🔁 6    💬 0    📌 0
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Join us for the next CDC Climate Futures Talk, "Common-Sensing: The Politics of In/Visibility in an Age of Planetary Crisis", with @delfrothe.bsky.social on July 1, 2 to 4 pm in C40.530 at #Leuphana and on Zoom (contact us for details)!

More information at: www.leuphana.de/en/research-...

25.06.2025 07:32 — 👍 8    🔁 3    💬 0    📌 0

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