Talks

Debates about a democratic-socialist planned economy are currently being are being intensified again. The main focus is on the question of how social production should actually be organized after capitalism capitalism: What can a utopia outside of markets, wage labour and markets, wage labor and exploitative relationships? Many of the concepts discussed today refer to the debates that took place back in the 1920s debates on the future vision of a post-capitalist society. post-capitalist society. For January 11, we have invited Samia Mohammed, who in her lecture will explore the question of the extent to which to what extent previous ideas of democratic-socialist planning are fruitful for a progressive overcoming of capitalism and market-based exchange. can be. She traces which models exist for the organization of a organization of a socialist economy exist and what gaps they have. Particularly with regard to natural and gender relations in particular, it quickly becomes apparent that previous approaches to organizing often fail to include these in a sensible include them in a reasonable way. How can these gaps be filled?

Prof. Anna-Katharina Hornidge | German Institute of Development and Sustainability – IDOS

Paraconsistency is the view that logical contradictions do not imply everything, and dialetheism is the view that some contradictions are actually true. Though both views are currently unorthodox, they have recently been at the centre of a number of debates in logic and metaphysics. In this talk Prof. Graham Priest will explain these views, their history, and some of the issues that surround them.

Be it antonymic semantic contrasts, syntactic incompatibility relations, ironically self-contradictory statements or communicative protest practices, the topic of contradiction has always been of interest to linguistic research. Although the question raised by Acke and Warnke (2018) as to whether contradiction is a linguistic subject has […]

Fatou Sillah | Fachgebiet Just Transitions, U KasselLilli Hasche | RTG Contradiction Studies Panel Initiativen im Land BremenTagung Der Elefant im Raum, organisiert von Bremen’s Colonial History Working Group.

Dr. Katrin Antweiler will be a guest at the research colloquium of the Center for Research on Anti-Semitism at the TU Berlin on 29 November at 6 pm, where she will speak about her recently published book Memorializing the Holocaust in Human Rights Museums.

at Diskurs – interdisziplinär 12. Discourses in/of Disruption | 16.–17.11.2023 | TU Dresden