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By car to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

from East: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Barop / Universität
from West: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität
from North / South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität

There is a charging station for e-cars at Vogelpothsweg.

By train and bus to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1 from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund-Universität'
Dortmund bus line 445, 447 and 462, bus stop 'Dortmund Universität'

By car to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

from South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität
all others directions: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität

By train and bus to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1: from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund Oespel', from there continue with bus line 465 to 'Sebrathweg'
Dortmund bus line 465, bus stop 'Sebrathweg'

The H-Bahn (shuttle)

Line 1: Dortmund-Eichlinghofen – Technologiezentrum via South Campus and North Campus/'Dortmund Universität S'

Line 2: North Campus – South Campus

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The facilities of TU Dortmund University are spread over two campuses, the larger Campus North and the smaller Campus South. Additionally, some areas of the university are located in the adjacent "Technologiepark".

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To overview

Location & approach

By car to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

from East: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Barop / Universität
from West: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität
from North / South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität

There is a charging station for e-cars at Vogelpothsweg.

By train and bus to the Emil-Figge-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1 from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund-Universität'
Dortmund bus line 445, 447 and 462, bus stop 'Dortmund Universität'

By car to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

from South: Sauerlandlinie (A 45), exit Dortmund-Eichlinghofen / Universität
all others directions: Rheinlanddamm (A 40 / B 1), exit Dortmund-Dorstfeld / Universität

By train and bus to the Sebrath-Bibliothek

S-Bahn line S1: from Dortmund Central Station or Bochum Central Station, get off at 'Dortmund Oespel', from there continue with bus line 465 to 'Sebrathweg'
Dortmund bus line 465, bus stop 'Sebrathweg'

The H-Bahn (shuttle)

Line 1: Dortmund-Eichlinghofen – Technologiezentrum via South Campus and North Campus/'Dortmund Universität S'

Line 2: North Campus – South Campus

Plan of site & interactive map

The facilities of TU Dortmund University are spread over two campuses, the larger Campus North and the smaller Campus South. Additionally, some areas of the university are located in the adjacent "Technologiepark".

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„Dragons. From Friedrich Schiller to Cornelia Funke“

06/27/2023 -

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Exhibitions

A dragon statue on a building against blue sky

Dragons can be found in very diverse forms in literature and (popular) culture. The spectrum ranges from urbane monsters to cute pocket-sized dragons.

Semimar exhibition "Dragons. From Friedrich Schiller to Cornelia Funke".

Dragons appear in sagas, legends and myths of origin as well as in ballads, novels, rock fairy tales, first-reading books and picture books.

The exhibition contributions of the seminar "Dragons. From Friedrich Schiller to Cornelia Funke" (Department of Cultural Studies, Institute for Language, Literature and Culture, Chair of Prof. Dr. Klaus Schenk) therefore show many different perspectives on dragons in literature. Among other things, they deal with the cultural development of dragon concepts, the connection of dragons with gold and fire, and the function of dragons in Cornelia Funke. In addition, first reading books and the media network around Tabaluga are presented.

The themes of friendship, strangeness and species protection run through the different perspectives with varying emphases.