Science Café: Crises and Tinsel – what is it like to live between world-weariness and Christmas magic?

Description

Is Christmas (pre)joy in times of crisis a form of ignorance or a coping strategy to not lose hope? How can we live genuine connection and solidarity in dark times? Is it even possible to enjoy oneself carefree given the current global situation? Do pleasure and social responsibility go hand in hand? And why do rituals like good food and cozy get-togethers psychologically strengthen us? Discuss with the audience: Prof. Dr. Katharina Bernecker, Head of the Center for Research Funding, PHBern Dr. Carolin Fischer, Head of Caring Society, Bern University of Applied Sciences BFH Geraldine Holenweger, PhD student in the Department of Consumer Behavior & Behavior Change at the Institute for Marketing and Corporate Management, University of Bern Moderation: Jeannette Wolf, Kino Rex Bern The Science Café cordially invites you to discuss socially relevant topics with researchers and other experts. Admission is free. Limited seats available.

Highlights

• Discussion about Christmas joy in times of crisis
• With experts like Prof. Dr. Katharina Bernecker
• Free entry and limited seats

General Information

The Science Café invites you to a discussion about the significance of Christmas joy in times of crisis. Experts from various fields shed light on how pleasure and social responsibility align and the role rituals play in difficult times.

Location

Marktgasse 24, 3011 Bern, Switzerland

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