Child and adolescent psychiatrist and author Paulus Hochgatterer and Ukrainian writer Marjana Gaponenko discuss the creative power of both individual and collective cultures of remembrance, as well as the dialogue between generations and cultures.
A talk with Philipp Blom, historian, writer, and artistic director of the Dachstein Dialoge. Details on (additional) participants coming soon. Abou Barbara Tóth About Philipp Blom
Discussion with Shila Behjat, German-Iranian journalist, publicist and cultural editor.
What shapes our identity – and who gets to decide who we are?A discussion with Reinhard Klaushofer, Director of the Austrian Institute for Human Rights; journalist and author Melisa Erkurt; and Fred Ohenhen, expert in intercultural education.
A conversation about this year’s festival theme with Judith Kohlenberger, sociologist specializing in migration studies; Solmaz Khorsand, journalist and author; and Philipp Blom, historian, writer, and artistic director of the Dachstein Dialoge.
Ebrahim Afsah, an Iranian-German legal scholar poses the question: “Who is a neighbor, who is an enemy?” This pattern of thinking fosters prejudice and exclusion and poses challenges even for democratic societies.
