Location:
Humboldt Labor at Humboldt Forum
Schloßplatz
10178 Berlin
Entrance via Passage (Portal 2 and 4 on the North and Southside)
Part 2: Ethics
The question of a “good life” is also the question of the inner compass that governs our actions: Ethics. How does conscience develop? According to which laws does it act? Where does this inner authority come from and how does it function? Does it have knowledge of what is good and is it capable of placing this knowledge above immediate, personal interests? In view of frightening everyday behaviour on the internet and on the street – wouldn’t ethical action also be a “mastery of the irrational?”
In the Humboldt Laboratory, this cabinet of curiosities of the 21st century, we explore exhibits and approach the topic from different perspectives: a natural and neuroscientific, a humanistic and a theological one. Which values navigate us through everyday life, conflict and living? What happens when values contradict each other, such as freedom and security? And what if it puts us in a dilemma ourselves? We also want to find this out – very concretely and by playing together – and put it into practice. Let us surprise you!
Last but not least, we will trace the traces of attention, listening, exchange and collaboration in music, in a musical encounter between West and East.
With the Director of the Institute for the History of Medicine and Science at the University of Lübeck, Prof. Dr. Cornelius Borck, Prof. Dr. Mira Sievers (University of Hamburg, FB Religionen / Speaker on June 28), Prof. Dr. Ufuk Topkara (Berliner Institut für Islamische Theologie, HU Berlin / Speaker on June 27), the activist Juliane Baruck (Think&Do Tank Es geht los!), the accordeon player Silke Lange and the sheng-virtuoso Wu Wei.
CONCEPT AND MODERATION Bernhard Glocksin
CONCEPT AND SPACE Sabrina Rossetto
In cooperation with
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