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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20140111T040000
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SUMMARY:On Historicity of Cultural Identity/es
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LOCATION:Tübingen\, Germany
DESCRIPTION:<p>From 11 to 12 January 2014\, 'polylog. Forum for Intercultural<br> Philosophy' is organising its 4th Intercultural Interdisciplinary<br> Colloquium\, in cooperation with the Forum Scientiarum at the<br> University of T&uuml\;bingen. The topic of the colloquium is:<br> <br> On Historicity of Cultural Identity/es<br> <br> A culture neither is a homogenous entity nor does she seal herself<br> and block influences from other cultures. On the contrary\, cultural<br> reality ever since has been coined by the exchange between different<br> social groups and their respective cultural life forms. This holds<br> true for intra- just as for intercultural dimensions. Therefore\,<br> cultures must not be differentiated by any kind of essential<br> character. However\, the notion of culture does not become meaningless<br> either. Cultures do not dissolve and merge into a transcultural<br> society in which all different cultural life forms would mix at will.<br> <br> One important reason for the consistency of cultures despite their<br> heterogeneity and their continuous alteration may be found in their<br> historicity. Alteration due to intra-cultural changes or<br> intercultural exchange does not contradict historical continuity but\,<br> on the contrary\, is part of the history of any culture. Any life form<br> of any social group is influenced by its own history at least to some<br> extend\; the historical dimension\, therefore\, cannot easily be<br> ignored. Traditions may be critically reflected or even defied\, but<br> by doing so cultural history still is perpetuated. Also\, while life<br> forms from different cultures often can easily be adopted\, their<br> particular history usually cannot. It may be described or even<br> explained but it does not become one's own history thereby.<br> <br> It is the historicity of cultural life forms which resists adoption<br> and the dissolution of cultural differences in a global society.<br> Coming from these considerations papers are invited on the following<br> topics:<br> <br> - Concepts of identity<br> - The notion of culture<br> - The notion of history<br> - Historicity of identities<br> - Historicity of cultures<br> - Intercultural concepts<br> - Transcultural concepts<br> - Breaks of identity<br> - Postcolonial identities<br> - Identity and otherness</p>\n<p>Venue:<br> Forum Scientiarum\, University of T&uuml\;bingen\, Germany<br> Website: <a target="_blank">http://www.forum-scientiarum.uni-tuebingen.de</a></p>\n<p>Accommodation:<br> Participants can book accommodation in the T&uuml\;bingen Youth Hostel (10<br> minute walk from Forum Scientiarum\; approx. 28 EUR per person per<br> night): <a target="_blank">http://tuebingen.jugendherberge-bw.de</a><br> Unfortunately no travel funding is possible.<br> <br> Organisers:<br> Niels Weidtmann (T&uuml\;bingen) and Bertold Bernreuter (Mexico City)<br> <br> Website of the Colloquium:</p>
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