Dr. Dominik Bartmanski (Former Members)
B03 : Smart PeopleResearch Associate
Technische Universität Berlin
BH-5-1 | Raum 209
Ernst-Reuter-Platz 1
10587 Berlin
CV
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Education
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2019
Habilitation, Sociology, Technische Universität Berlin
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2011
Ph.D. with distinction, Sociology, Yale University, USA
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2007
M.A. in Sociology, Yale University, USA
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2006
M.A. in European Studies, University of Exeter, UK
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2005
Magister, Sociology, honors, Jagiellonian University, Krakow
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2002
Magister, International Relations, honors, Jagiellonian University, Krakow
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Academic Career
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2018 – 2021
Researcher within SonderForschungsBereich (SFB 1265, Re-Figuration von Räumen). Project: “Smart Cities: Everyday Life in Digitalized Spaces“
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2015 – 2018
Researcher within the DFG funded project “Star Architecture and Its Role for Re-positioning Small and Mid-size Cities”, Sociology Department, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
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2014 – 2017
Visiting Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of Innsbruck, Austria
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2014 – 2015
Visiting Lecturer, Bard College Berlin, Germany
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2012 – 2015
European Social Fund & Czech Ministry of Education Postdoctoral Fellowship, Sociology Department, Masaryk University
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2012
Visiting Lecturer, Technische Universität, Darmstadt, Germany
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2005 – 2011
Doctoral Candidate & Teaching Fellow, Yale University
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Prices
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2012
The Marvin B. Sussman Award for the Best Ph.D. Dissertation in Sociology Department in 2011, Yale University
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2012
The Junior Theorist Award, granted every four years by Research Committee 16 (RC16) of International Sociological Association, for the best sociological article.
The awarded article was: "How to Become an Iconic Social Thinker: The Intellectual Pursuits of Malinowski and Foucault" published by European Journal of Social Theory. June 27, Trento, Italy
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2001
Estreicher Fund Prize for outstanding academic achievements, Pruszyński Cultural Foundation
Research Focus
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Cultural Sociology
Social Theory
Urban Ethnography
Urban Design
Music Sociology
Publications
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Books
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Edited Volume
Alexander, J.C., Bartmanski, D. & Giesen, B. (editors). 2012. Iconic Power. Materiality and Meaning in Social Life. New York: Palgrave Macmillan.
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Peer-reviewed Journal Articles
Bartmanski, D. and M. Fuller. 2018. Reconstructing Berlin: Materiality and Meaning in Symbolic Politics of Urban Space. City. Vol. 22, No. 2: 202-219.
Alaily-Mattar, N., Bartmanski, D., Dreher, J., Koch, M., Löw, M., Pape, T., Thierstein, A. 2018. Situating Architectural Performance: ‘Star Architecture’ and Its Roles in Repositioning the Cities of Graz, Lucerne and Wolfsburg. European Planning Studies. Vol. 26, No. 9: 1874-1900.
Bartmanski, D. 2018. Social Construction and Cultural Meaning: Reconstructing Qualitative Sociology. American Journal of Cultural Sociology. : Vol. 6, No. 3: 563–587
Bartmanski, D. & I. Woodward. 2018. Vinyl Record: A Cultural Icon. Consumption, Markets & Culture. Vol. 21, No. 2: 171–177.
Bartmanski, D. 2015a. Modes of Seeing, or, Iconicity as Explanatory Notion. Sociologica No. 1/2015. Online.
Bartmanski, D. & Binder, W. 2015b. Being and Knowledge: On Some Liabilities of Reed’s Interpretivism. Czech Sociological Review No. 3: 499–511.
Bartmanski, D. 2015c. Refashioning sociological imagination: Linguality, visuality and the iconic turn in cultural sociology Chinese Journal of Sociology 1(1): 136–161.
Bartmanski, D. & I. Woodward. 2015 (online first 2013). The Vinyl. The Analogue Medium in the Age of Digital Reproduction. Journal of Consumer Culture 15(1): 3–27.
Bartmanski, D. 2013a. How To Practice Visual and Material Culture Studies: A Cultural Sociological Perspective. Sociologica. 1/2013: 1–11.
Bartmanski, D. 2013b. The Word/Image Dualism Revisited: Towards an Iconic Conception of Visual Culture. Journal of Sociology 49(4):1–18 (Online 2012).
Bartmanski, D. 2012. How To Become an Iconic Social Thinker. The Intellectual Pursuits of Malinowski and Foucault. European Journal of Social Theory 15(4): 426–452.
Bartmanski, D. 2011. Successful Icons of Failed Time. Rethinking Postcommunist Nostalgia. Acta Sociologica 54 (3): 213–232.
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Book Chapter
Bartmanski, D. 2017. A Temple of Social Hope? Tempelhof Airport in Berlin and Its Transformation. Chapter in National Matters: Materiality, Culture & Nationalism edited by Genevieve Zubrzycki. Stanford: Stanford University Press, pp. 216-240.
Bartmanski, D. 2016. Iconicity. In The Sage Handbook of Cultural Sociology edited by David Inglis and Anna Mari-Almila. London: Sage, pp. 538-552.
Bartmanski, D. and R. Eyerman. 2016. The Worst Was the Silence. The Unfinished Drama of the Katyn Massacre. In: Narrating Trauma. On the Impact of Collective Suffering edited by Ronald Eyerman, Jeffrey C. Alexander and Elizabeth Breese. London: Routledge.
Bartmanski, D. 2014. Ein P/ostmodernes Totem. Wie man als kommunistische Ikone den Kommunismus überdauert. A chapter in German in the book Spielplätze der Verweigerung. Gegenkulturen im östlichen Europa nach 1956 (Playgrounds of Insubordination: Countercultures in Eastern Europe after 1956) edited by Christine Gölz and Alfrun Kliems. Köln: Böhlau Verlag: 202–222.
Bartmanski, D. 2013. Liminal Cityscape: Postcommunist Warsaw as Collective Representation. In: Grubbauer, M. and Kusiak, J. (eds.) Chasing Warsaw. Socio-Material Dynamics of Urban Change since 1990. Frankfurt and New York: Campus Verlag: 133–162.
Bartmanski, D. 2012. Iconspicuous Revolutions of 1989. Culture and Contingency in the Making of Political Icons. In: Iconic Power. Materiality and Meaning in Social Life. New York: Palgrave Macmillan: 39–65.
Bartmanski, D. and J.C. Alexander. 2012. Introduction. Materiality and Meaning in Social Life: Toward an Iconic Turn in Cultural Sociology. In: Iconic Power. Materiality and Meaning in Social Life. New York: Palgrave Macmillan: 1–12.
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Book Reviews
Bartmanski, D. 2016. Review of the book Media, Materiality and Memory: Grounding the Groove by Elodie Roy. Abington, Ashgate, 2015. Sociologica. Online. doi: 10.2383/85298
Bartmanski, D. 2014. Review of the book Making Samba: A New History of Race and Music in Brazil by Marc Adam Hertzman. Ethnic and Racial Studies 37(10): 1897-1900 doi:10.1080/01419870.2014.885546
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Selected Media Publications
Bartmanski, D. 2016. Inside the World’s Biggest Record Collection. The Vinyl Factory.