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ORGANIZER;CN="Hochschule Magdeburg":mailto:info@hs-magdeburg.de
LOCATION:Magdeburg: R. 2.361, Stendal: R. -1.11 and online
SUMMARY:Intersections of climate and narratives and what that mean for us?
DESCRIPTION:The lecture will examine inclusion and participation in cultural activities as well as the narratives that shape collective and individual understandings of cultural heritage and memory. It will discuss the extent to which cultural institutions, especially in rural and disadvantaged regions, can become places that foster sociopolitical exchange and participation in societal debates. Eastern Germany is a particularly interesting case study for examining the effects of societal transformation experiences on people’s relationships to cultural heritage and its political potential to build a diverse and inclusive cultural landscape that allows multiple voices to be heard. It will therefore form the central focus of this talk.
The lecture is part of the DIP Lecture Series and is open to students, lecturers, guests, and anyone interested. It will be held in person at both the Magdeburg and Stendal campuses, with live streaming available.
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DTSTART:20260615T180000
DTEND:20260615T193000
DTSTAMP:20260908T045152
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