Updated 04.04.2016

 

 

 

 

 

September 27 (Grecheskaja str., 1. Impact HUB Odessa)

 

THE CULTURE OF RECONCILIATION: NEW HISTORICAL CONSCIENCE IN UKRAINE (download 1,71 MB)

 

 

9.30-10.00. Oksana Dovgopolova (Ukraine) Reconciliation of Memories – Reconciliation of Society. The opening word of the organizers of workshop

10.00-10.45. Hans-Achim Werner (Germany) “To start from ourselves but not to stop”: Martin Buber on the Truth and Reconciliation

10.45-11.15. Coffee-break

11.15-12.00. Verena Rauen (Germany) “Forgiveness – Acknowledgement – New start”  as the basic ethical causes of common life

12.00-12.45. Philippe de Lara (France) The conditions of a shared Jewish-Ukrainian memory: potentials and obstacles

12.45-13.30. Ruud Meij (Netherlands) Memories of the future. Anna Ackmatova, Ludwik Fleck and Stanisław Lem

13.30-14.30. Lunch

14.30-15.15. Frans Geraedts (Netherlands) Reconciliation, the transition from ehtic to civic nationalism and the example of Odessa

15.15-16.00. Nikolai Epple (Russia) Coming to terms with the past: the work with Memory as a necessary base of National Reconciliation

 

 

 

09.30-10.15. Manfred Deselaers (Germany) Dialogue at the edge of Auschwitz: German, Polish and Jewish perspectives

10.15-11.00. Svetlana Panych (Russia) “And I’ll tell you a story: on the complicity and importance of witness narration

11.00-11.30. Coffee-break

11.30-12.15. Lubov Summ (Russia) Kete and Elena: the Woman’s Fate and Woman’s Memory at the Face of History

12.15-13.00. Eddy Nickolas Orinda (Kenia-Ukraine) The experience of African Committees of Truth and Reconciliation: strategies, successes, problems

13.00-14.00. Lunch

14.00-14.45. Nikolaj Koposov (USA-Russia) The Irreconciliable Memory 

14.45-15.30. Julia Golodnikova (Ukraine) The Ukrainian New Drama as a tool of Reflection on Collective Trauma and the prospects of new social construing.

15.30-16.15. Orysja Bila (Ukraine) Who’s Lviv is? To the problem of commemorative ethics in multicultural city

 

 

 

10.00-10.45. Oleksiy Sigov (Ukraine) Between the Irreconcilability and Indifference: the Memory of Hope 

10.45-11.30. Inna Nalivajko (Belarus) The role of everyday practices in reconciliation of memories

11.30-12.00. Coffee-break

12.00-12.45. Aleksey Kamenskikh (Russia) The war of memories in urban space: the Perm case

12.45-13.30. Oksana Dovgopolova (Odessa, Ukraine) Historical Memory as Weapon, Historical Memory as common existential space: commemorative practices of war and reconciliation

13.30-14.30. Lunch

14.30-15.15. Aleksej Alonso (Russia) Spain: the hard way to the National Reconciliation

15.15-16.30. The Round Table “The new outlines of Historical Memory: when History does not kills”