“The Language of the Gods” in the Siamese Grantha Manuscript Corpus on 26 May 2023
Friday, 26 May 2023
10h—12h (CEST) HGT_online_Manasicha 
Online Lecture “Mon Chronicles of King Rājādhirāja (Razadarit) in Thai and Pali” on 24.06.2022
Online Lecture “Mon Chronicles of King Rājādhirāja (Razadarit) in Thai and Pali” by Jiaranai Vithidkul
Friday, 24 June 2022. 14h-16h (CEST)
Zoom: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64563521222
Online Lecture “The Merging of Thai & Chinese Traditions as reflected in Arts of Front Palace” on 28.03.2022
Online Lecture “The Merging of Thai and Chinese Traditions as reflected in the Arts of the Front Palace” by Suppawan Nongnut
Monday, 28 March 2022. 14 – 16 hrs.
Zoom: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64563521222
Online Lecture “Language Landscape in Lanna – Revisited” on 4 March 2022
Online Lecture “Language Landscape in Lanna (Northern Thailand) – Revisited” by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Phattharathanit Srichomthong.
Friday, 4 March 2022, 14 – 16 hrs.
Zoom: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64563521222
Online Lecture “The Unseen Guest” on 28.01.2022
Modern Thai has a large number of Pali and Sanskrit loanwords. This lecture will elaborate on this issue in the hope to shed new light on the contact situation between Thai and Pali-Sanskrit.
Friday, 28 January 2022, 14 – 16 hrs.
Zoom: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64563521222
Online Lecture “Overcoming Cultural Ownership Conflicts” on 13.12.2021
The Cambodian genocide under the Khmer Rouge regime (1975–1979) resulted in the devastation of Cambodian culture. Since then, Cambodia has been facing many challenges in the revival of its cultural traditions. The talk aims at approaching Cambodian tradition in the field of contemporary music which is not only essential to the Cambodian cultural revival, but also at least indirectly leads to a new phase of Cambodian- Thai cultural relations less burdened by cultural conflicts.
Monday, 13 December 2021, 14 – 16 hrs.
Thai movie “The King of the White Elephant” on 24.11.2021
Date: Wednesday, 24 November 2021, 19:00 hrs.
Venue: Saal 2, EG, Humboldt Forum, Schloßplatz 10178 Berlin
More information and tickets: https://www.humboldtforum.org/de/programm/termin/film-video/the-king-of-the-white-elephant-32601/
Online Lecture “Language Change as an Evidence for Dating Old Thai Texts” on 26.11.2021
Old Thai texts are traditionally dated by non-linguistic criteria such as material, content, letters and orthography. Fewer works which use language-internal criteria are usually limited to lexical and idiomatic features and less attention has been paid to the role of language changes. This lecture shows that semantic and grammatical changes of words can be used as an alternative criteria to date old Thai texts because these kinds of linguistic changes occur in a gradual and directional manner
Friday, 26 November 2021, 14 – 16 hrs.
Zoom: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64563521222
Online Lecture “Multi-Generation Classroom in the 21st Century”
In the 21st century, educators are faced with the challenges of adapting their teaching styles to accommodate a new generation of learners and to promote student learning. The presentation will highlight some of the challenges and issues related to these generational divides and describe the context, characteristics, and learning styles of each generation. Using generational diversity as a teaching tool in the classroom is also discussed.
Friday, 19 November 2021, 14 – 16 hrs.
Zoom: https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64563521222
Online Lecture “Anton Payer (1853-1883): Das kurze, rätselhafte Leben des ersten Österreichers, der thailändischer Staatsbürger wurde”
The Hamburger Gesellschaft für Thaiistik invites you to join the online lecture “Anton Payer (1853-1883): Das kurze, rätselhafte Leben des ersten Österreichers, der thailändischer Staatsbürger wurde”
25. September 2021, 14.30 hrs.
Online Lecture “Influence of Printing Technology on Northern Thai and Lao Anisong Manuscripts”
The Hamburger Gesellschaft für Thaiistik (HGT) invites you to join the online lecture “Influence of Printing Technology on Northern Thai and Lao Anisong Manuscripts: Negotiation between modernity and manuscript culture”
24. September 2021, 15.00 hrs.
Webinar “Hydrogen Opportunities between Thailand and Germany” by Royal Thai Embassy
The Royal Thai Embassy in Berlin invites you to join our webinar on “Hydrogen Opportunities between Thailand and Germany”
28 September 2021, 10.00 – 12.30 hrs.
For program and more information:
Online Lecture “Chao Awat: The Incongruity in Sangha Governance” on 30 August 2021
The chao awat or abbot of a Thai Buddhist monastery plays an important role in Buddhist Thai culture. They act as leaders, teachers, masters of monastic monks and novices, villagers, and laypeople nearby.
This lecture will discuss how the head of a Thai Buddhist monastery is problematic in the balance of the Sangha governance designed by the Buddha, and possibilities for solutions will be discussed.
Date and time: 30 August 2021, 14h – 16h (CEST)
Format: Online Lecture via Zoom (https://uni-hamburg.zoom.us/j/64563521222)
Language: English
More information and flyer: please click here
Online Lecture “The Yaoi Boom in Thailand” on 9 July 2021
Yaoi or Boys’ Love (BL) is currently a popular media genre in Asia. Yaoi deals with homosexual desire and romantic love reimagined by creators and fans.
This talk hopes to explore the Yaoi Boom in Thailand with special reference to the interplay between book culture, fan culture, and screen culture from 2019 to 2021.
Online Lecture via Zoom (in English) by Dr. Natthanai Prasannam
Friday, 9 July 2021
14 – 16 hrs.
For more information please click here
Thai-Tag in Hamburg on 7 December
THAI-TAG 2019
«Thailand and her Neighbours»
7.Dezember 2019 10-16 Uhr
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1, Ostflügel – 20146 Hamburg
Video Clip Competition “Sustainable Development in Southeast Asia”
The Royal Thai Embassy in Berlin, as an organizer, is pleased to in invite citizens and residents of Germany to participate in “Sustainable Development in Southeast Asia” Video Clip Competition. Submission deadline is 8 September 2019. For more information, please check out our link here +.
Tropenkrankheiten in Thailand: Relevanz für Deutschland
Wie kaum ein anderes Land ist das Königreich Thailand bei deutschen Touristen sehr beliebt. Für viele Reisende ist es aufgrund der guten touristischen Infrastruktur DAS Einsteigerziel in Asien. Trotzdem sollte man sich vor jeder Reise von einem Tropenmediziner beraten lassen, um das Risiko währen oder unmittelbar nach der Reise zu erkranken, zu minimieren. Die nicht impfpräventablen Krankheiten, insbesondere die durch Stechmücken übertragenen Viren, haben eine herausragende Bedeutung in der Reisemedizin erlangt. So sind seit Anfang dieses Jahres bereits 3.141 Menschen in Thailand am Chikungunya-Fieber erkrankt, das durch das gleichnamige Virus hervorgerufen wird. Die tagaktive Stechmücke, die dieses Virus in Thailand überträgt, kommt mittlerweile auch in Deutschland vor. Anhand von aktuellen klinischen und diagnostischen Fällen möchte ich einige ausgewählte tropische Virosen vorstellen und Ihnen einen aktuellen Überblick über die Klinik, Diagnostik und Epidemiologie dieser Erkrankungen geben. Darüber hinaus werde ich auf die Gefahr autochthoner Infektionen mit tropischen Erregern in Deutschland eingehen.
Dienstag, 4. Juni 2019
18—20 Uhr Raum 122
Universität Hamburg
Asien-Afrika-Institut
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1, Flügel Ost
20146 Hamburg
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Von Geistern und magischen Amuletten: Volksglaube und Volkskultur in Thailand
Noch heute spielt der Glaube an das Magische eine wichtige Rolle in Thailand. Er steht dabei in einem harmonischen Verhältnis zum Buddhismus und begleitet das Leben der meisten Thailänder Tag für Tag.
Universität Hamburg
Asien-Afrika-Institut
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1, Flügel Ost
20146 Hamburg
Mittwoch, 8. Mai 2019
18-20 Uhr Raum 120
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Vertretung für den Mega-Tempel: Wat Phra Dhammakayas studentische „Clubs“
Wat Phra Dhammakaya (Thammakai) ist Thailands größter, aber auch umstritten-ster Tempel. Er ist das Zentrum einer Bewegung, zu der sich Hunderttausende, wenn nicht Millionen, Thailänder beken-nen. Seit den 1970er Jahren ist Wat Phra Dhammakaya auch an den Universitäten aktiv.
Universität Hamburg
Asien-Afrika-Institut
Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1, Flügel Ost
20146 Hamburg
Samstag, 27. April 2019
14:30 Uhr Raum 122
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