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Are you missing a word, phrase or translation? Submit a new entry. Compile a new entry. During week two, the focus is on conflicts, refugee dramas and manipulative consumerist strategies in the Fortress Europe, while the third part of the series deals with debunking terrorist myths, from the Red Brigade in the seventies to current-day Al Quaida. In gewisser Weise ist Justs Arbeit mit der eines Psychotherapeuten zu vergleichen: Nearly manipulative sets Just classic cinematic techniques and combines them with musical accompaniment so that the viewer a sense of superficial familiarity is created.
In some ways, Just work with that of a psychotherapist to compare: As most patients affected by an oblique pelvis can confirm, the effects of this manipulation are usually temporary. Ausgehend von den Bildern des Alltags, die ihn umgeben, untersucht er die Grenzen von Dokumentation und Fiktion und entlarvt dabei spielerisch die Sprache und manipulative Kraft des Kinos. Using the images found in his everyday life, the artist explores the limits of documentary and fiction, hence playfully exposing the language and manipulative power of cinema.
The multi-part video work Hotel Diaries is a kind of travel diary the artist recorded over a period of six years always at nighttime in hotel rooms in different places around the world. The fundamental research results sought after within the cooperation offer opportunities for implementation in commerce and society in, for example, agriculture and silviculture, prognosis of natural hazards, nature conservation, planning of spaces and water management. We are constantly abused by information, truncated and falsified through multiple manipulations of which some are obviously voluntary, resulting from a purely political, economical, or cultural cynicism, whereas others would seem to arise from the distraction or incompetence of the broadcasters.
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Finding and following your personal life concept is a valuable advice, and still holds importance today. Other parts of the book are largely obsolete and may make your life more difficult. Read with some care. Get the German version on Amazon. Josef Kirschner redefines the term "egotist" and ecourages us to live independent, responsible and happily.
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Other people will try to manipulate you for their own purposes. Have principles and life concepts and defend them. Author affiliations Josef Kirschner was a journalist and TV host and authored several self-help books.
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As yet, Holocaust historiography has been marginalized in Polish academic discourse but now the Polish authorities are trying to penalize scholars doing researching on the subject. The attempt is to produce self-censorship, to scare people, and to stop them from applying for scholarships etc. But I do not think they can turn back the clock because too much has been achieved, and so far Poland is not Turkey. The attempt to reinvent a national narrative that is homogenous and excludes other parts of history is not just a Polish phenomenon.
It is happening all over the world, especially in Europe right now. Despite the fact that we have a European Union right now, national narratives get stronger in particular when it comes to the discussion on refugees. People are not afraid of speaking their mind anymore. What could be the alternative to these national, homogenous narratives in Europe? First of all, you are right: Everywhere in Europe, nationalism is on the rise these days or is becoming the hegemonic public discourse.
Nationalism is not a phenomenon limited to Poland. Sama Maani, whom you mentioned before, emphasizes that the emancipatory values of the European enlightenment and French Revolution are particular in that they emerged in a specific historical context, but that they are universal at the same time, which means that egalitarianism and fundamental human rights transcend this specific historical experience of Europe. They are universal and we cannot say that they do not apply to certain groups of people such as refugees.
It is surprising how one could possibly forget what Kant wrote on world citizenship years ago. We have to rehabilitate his thoughts. For Kant for example, the category of ethnicity was not a truth category at all. It was something akin to making use of private instead of public reason. I elaborated on that in my paper, on the idea of universal singularity and on the conceptualization of societies as transformation entities instead of societies based on a certain ethnic origin.
The settler countries like Canada, New Zeeland, Australia, and to a certain extent the USA as well, are based on the idea that multiculturalism is something that we can be proud of. Multiculturalism can be something enriching and not necessarily threatening.
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But on the other hand, we have to rehabilitate — and Sama Maani makes this point as well — secularism and emancipation from religion. Criticism of religion was one important feature of the Enlightenment. The lack of the separation of state and church, to return to the case of Poland, is a big problem. It does not really exist. I am not saying that I am against religion but I consider religion to be a private matter. It should never dictate our public lives.
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We need a neutral public space and a state that protects minorities. Gesche Schifferdecker works as a press officer with a focus on online communication at the Max Weber Stiftung. She is editor of various scientific Blogs e. The Current Manipulation of History in Poland: A Disturbing Development […]. Diese Website verwendet Akismet, um Spam zu reduzieren. Trafo offers a platform for scholars in the humanities and social sciences who are interested in questions of transregional research.
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