Texts, Interviews, Lectures etc.

“Unrest/s in the Common City”
Article
CURRENT #3, forthcoming

“We are disrupting the world“
Interview with Friederike Habermann
gemeine stadt ("common city"): unrest/s, dec. 2023

“Everything in colonial history has to do with environmental justice.”
Interview with Ellen Gomes
gemeine stadt („common city“): environmental justice, oct. 2022

“There was also simply a lot of space for it.”
Conversation about collective feminist practice
gemeine stadt ("common city"): collectives, april 2022

“Mina, what are you to me?”
Article
ZEIT ONLINE, 2021

In the wrong movie: Gender inequality in film & TV
A critique by Sabrina Dittus
Article, 2019

Heidegger and the Paradox of the Subject
Monograph
Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann, 2015

De-Colonizing Research
Table Talk with Sabrina Dittus and Christian Nowatzky
Berlin: Urban Prayers Congress, 2013

“When you are in an environment like Lagos, you need a connection to something higher …”
Adé Bantu in Conversation with Sabrina Dittus, 2013

Texts, Interviews, Lectures etc.

“Mina, what are you to me?”

Article
ZEIT ONLINE, 2021

A text about the forms of love that are primarily lived and represented in our society: familial or kinship relationships and romantic love, to what extent and why other forms are so underrepresented and why the French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy († 2021) was convinced that the “with” – in the sense of “being-with-others” – must be rethought …

In: ZEIT ONLINE, Rubrik “Zehn nach acht”, 13.4.2021 (German only)