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Hannah Schnelle

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Hannah Schnelle S&T

Student assistant, tutor for Digital Geography I Digital Geography

Mail: hannah-emmy.schnelle@geo.uni-halle.de Room: H4 R2.41.1 Consultation hours: Consultation hours by appointment(during the semester break only by appointment)

Hannah Schnelle has been working as a student assistant in the Digital Geography working group since 2021. She is interested in feminist-informed and artistic approaches to urban and rural spaces, care work, housing and infrastructures in the context of digital transformation processes.

Focus Areas:

Critical housing and urban research, critical cartography, geographies of care, feminist STS, artistic methods

Biography

since 2023 International Area Studies – Global Change Geography with a focus on Digital Geography, MLU Halle-Wittenberg

since 2021 Student assistant in the Digital Geography working group at MLU Halle-Wittenberg

2020 – 2022 Urban Studies (B.Sc.), second degree programme, Bauhaus University Weimar

2020 – 2021 Student assistant at the Institute for Transport and Space at the University of Applied Sciences Erfurt

2019 – 2023 Geography (B. Sc.), MLU Halle-Wittenberg

Publications

Schnelle, H. (2024): Technisierte häusliche Sorgearbeit kartieren? Kritisches Kartieren als Ansatz einer feministisch-geographischen Forschungspraxis im Wohnraum. In: Feministische Geo-RundMail 97, 26-32.

Schnelle, H. (2024): Gespräche über die Konturen eines Lebensortes – (Vergangene) Zukünfte in Halle-Neustadt. In: Zeitschrift studentischer Beiträge. Ein Blog für literatur-, kultur- und sprachwissenschaftliche Beiträge der MLU Halle. https://blogs.urz.uni-halle.de/zsbblog2024/schnelle_halle_neustadt/ (letzter Zugriff: 02.04.2025).

 

Talks

  • “Mapping the mapped realities of housing. Critical mapping as an approach to a feminist-geographical research practice in housing“, Workshop Neue Ansätze Kritischer Geovisualisierung, Halle 2024.
  • “Augen öffnen für Verdrängungungs- und Ausgrenzungsprozesse in der neoliberalen Stadt”, Junger Kongress für Geographie, lecture by AK Kritische Geographie Halle (Saale) together with Josephine Mosch and Mathilda Mehlhose Frankfurt 2023.
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