Timon Beyes
Prof. Dr.
- Sociology
- Digital media - Organization studies, Cultural Sociology, digital cultures, Culture and Space, Education, Entrepreneurship, net culture, digital culture, Digital Media, media culture, media cultures, media studies, media theory, new media, social media
- Culture and Space
- Cultural studies
Research areas
- 2007
An aesthetics of displacement. On Thomas Pynchon’s symptomatology of enterprise
Timon Beyes (Coauthor)
05.07.2007 → 07.07.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
Balancing Acts
Timon Beyes (Coauthor)
05.07.2007 → 07.07.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Improbable Spaces. Signs of the future city in a university project
Timon Beyes (Coauthor)
01.07.2007 → 04.07.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
The business university and the future city
Timon Beyes (Speaker)
29.06.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Research
Urban Management
Timon Beyes (Speaker)
21.06.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Research
Leading without formal power
Timon Beyes (Coauthor)
17.05.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › Guest lectures › Research
The death of the stories we used to tell
Timon Beyes (Coauthor)
10.05.2007 → 12.05.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › Conference Presentations › Research
Fluidisings: Aesthetics and Management
Timon Beyes (Organiser)
01.05.2007 → 30.06.2007Activity: Participating in or organising an academic or articstic event › External workshops, courses, seminars › Research
MA Seminar "Whither theatre? The role and organization of culture in the 21st century" 2007
Timon Beyes (Organiser)
01.04.2007 → 15.07.2007Activity: Participating in or organising an academic or articstic event › External workshops, courses, seminars › Education
The logic of security, Public lecture
Timon Beyes (Speaker)
23.01.2007Activity: Talk or presentation › talk or presentation in privat or public events › Research