Meyer Struckmann Prize for research in the humanities and social sciences
With the Meyer Struckmann Prize for research in the humanities and social sciences , the Philosophical Faculty of the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (initially in cooperation with the North Rhine-Westphalia Science Center, which was dissolved in 2008 ) has been honoring outstanding achievements in the humanities and social sciences every year since 2006 . For each year, a subject area or subject area is selected from which the jury selects a winner based on suggestions from universities, researchers and scientific institutions. The award is financed by the Meyer Struckmann Foundation and comes with prize money of € 20,000.
Originally, funding from the Meyer Struckmann Foundation was planned for ten years. In 2014 it was decided to extend it for a further ten years, i.e. until 2026.
Previous winners and areas of expertise
- 2006: Hartmut Böhme ("Memoria: Forms of Collective Memory ")
- 2007: Shmuel Feiner (" Jewish Traditions in European Culture and Society")
- 2008: Harald Weinrich (" German-French Relations in Culture and Society")
- 2009: Herfried Münkler ("Societies of Modernity")
- 2010: Horst Bredekamp ("Theory and Cultures of the Image ")
- 2011: Jan-Dirk Müller ( Medieval Research )
- 2012: Ursula Wolf ( Practical Philosophy )
- 2013: Ian Kershaw
- 2014: Alain Schnapp ( Classical Archeology )
- 2015: Winfried Schulz ( media studies )
- 2016: Florian Coulmas ( East Asian Studies )
- 2017: Norbert Finzsch ( North American Studies )
- 2018: Barbara Stollberg-Rilinger (History of the Early Modern Age)
- 2019: Michael Stolleis ( European Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences )
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Gert Kaiser: Greeting. In: Bruno Bleckmann (Ed.): Classical Archeology, Meyer Struckmann Prize 2014: Alain Schnapp (= speeches on the awarding of the Meyer Struckmann Prize by the Philosophical Faculty of the Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf. Volume 9). Düsseldorf University Press, Düsseldorf 2015, ISBN 978-3-95758-010-8 , pp. 15–17, here p. 17.