OPEN:SPACE / curated by Isolde Charim
in cooperation with Federal Minister Thomas Drozda at Palais Dietrichstein

CAROLIN EMCKE
AGAINST HATE

"I don't want to see the new desire for uninhibited hatred normalised," writes Carolin Emcke. Her book "Against Hate" counters the climate of fanaticism and the growing contempt for all deviations: "Only with the courage to contradict hate and the desire to endure and negotiate diversity can democracy be realised."
The German Book Trade has honoured this courage with the 2016 Peace Prize.

Moderation Isolde Charim, philosopher, author

Carolin Emcke,
Born in 1967, the graduate philosopher and journalist has reported from many crisis regions. In 2003/04 she taught political theory at Yale University. For over ten years, she has moderated the discussion series "Streitraum" at the Berlin Schaubühne theatre. She is the author of numerous books.
Asuwahl: "Wie wir begehren" (2012), "Weil es sagbar ist. On testimony and justice" (2013)

The Open Space Lecture Series is a joint initiative of Federal Minister Thomas Drozda and the Bruno Kreisky Forum for International Dialogue. The aim is to discuss socio-political issues in a cultural-political context.

ATTENTION:
Registration is required due to the limited number of seats. Binding confirmation is requested by 1 March 2017: Tel. 0153115/206863, charlotte.sucher@bka.gv.at