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Holger Kuße is a Professor of Slavistics at the Faculty of Languages, Literature and Cultural Studies at Technische Universität Dresden. He has established himself as a prominent scholar in Slavic linguistics, cultural linguistics, and Russian studies with an extensive publication record spanning several decades. Kuße has served as co-editor of multiple academic series including Specimina philologiae Slavicae since 1997, sub-series Slavische Sprachwissenschaft und Interdisziplinarität (1995-2000), Zeitschrift für Slawistik since 2009, and the book series Kulturen der Gerechtigkeit since 2013.
Professor Kuße's research interests span Slavic linguistics, Russian language and culture, argumentation theory, cultural linguistics, semantics, philosophy of language, and interdisciplinary Slavic studies. His work demonstrates a particular focus on discourse analysis, religious discourse, and surprisingly, Karl May studies. His research often explores the intersection of language, culture, and philosophy, with significant contributions to understanding argumentative structures in Russian political and religious discourse. Kuße has organized numerous academic conferences including the Bohemicum Dresdense series, focusing on Czech language, culture, and history.
Analysis of Kuße's recent publications reveals a consistent focus on linguistic argumentation, cultural linguistics, and Russian studies. His work demonstrates evolution from early studies on conjunctions and coordination in sermons and political speeches toward broader investigations of cultural linguistics, argumentation theory, and axiological approaches to language. Recent publications show increasing interest in contemporary issues including protest communication, language in conflict situations (particularly regarding Ukraine), and the application of linguistic theories to current geopolitical contexts.
Professor Kuße has been actively involved in academic leadership through organizing conferences, editing major publications, and co-editing influential academic series. His work has established important connections between Slavic studies, cultural linguistics, and philosophical approaches to language. He has contributed significantly to the academic community through the Bohemicum Dresdense conference series, which has become an important platform for Czech-German academic exchange.
While specific laboratory or research team information isn't explicitly detailed in the available materials, Kuße has consistently collaborated with scholars across disciplines and national boundaries. His work with the 'Kulturen der Gerechtigkeit' project (2009-2012) and numerous international collaborations indicate his role in fostering interdisciplinary and international research networks focused on Slavic linguistics and cultural studies.
