Finally Human: Harald Welzer "Obituary for Myself"

Description

Instead of constantly optimizing, the book asks when letting go is sensible. Personally and socially critically, it connects questions of life, finiteness, and the search for a more conscious, decelerated life. An event in cooperation with endlich. menschlich. Presented by: Harald Welzer, born in 1958, is a social psychologist. He is director of FUTURZWEI. Stiftung Zukunftsfähigkeit and the Norbert-Elias-Center for Transformation Design at the Europa-University Flensburg. Among his publications are: "Perpetrator. How ordinary people become mass murderers," "Climate Wars. What is killed for in the 21st century," "Everything could be different. A societal utopia for free people," "Obituary for myself. The culture of stopping," and – together with Richard David Precht – "The Fourth Power. How majority opinion is made, even when it isn't." His books have been published in 21 countries. Image: Debora Mittelstaedt

Highlights

• Reading by Harald Welzer
• Theme: Letting go and living consciously
• Venue: Orell Füssli, Bern

General Information

Harald Welzer presents his book "Obituary for Myself" and discusses the importance of letting go in a society driven by optimization. The event is held in cooperation with endlich. menschlich. and offers a deep insight into socially critical life questions.

Location

Spitalgasse 18-20, 3011 Bern, Switzerland

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