Tolerance of ambiguity and the Muslim perspective
Part of the Lecture Series Where Does the Truth Lie? On Tolerance of Ambiguity (in German)
Prof. Bekim Agai (Goethe University Frankfurt) focuses on Muslim travelers from the Ottoman Empire and North Africa, who visited Europe regularly from the 17th century onwards. How did these travelers’ interests, and the environments they were visiting, change? How did the perception of similarities and differences, and approaches to ambiguity develop? Can the experiences of history provide insights into current questions about identity and migration?
Past event
Where
W. M. Blumenthal Academy, Diaspora Garden
Fromet-und-Moses-Mendelssohn-Platz 1, 10969 Berlin
(Opposite the Museum)
In the lecture series Where Does the Truth Lie? On the Tolerance of Ambiguity, five scholars discuss the tolerance of ambiguity and its relevance today: How can we acknowledge and tolerate different positions?
Curated and moderated by Natan Sznaider
Bekim Agai, photo: private
Lecture Series Where Does the Truth Lie? On Tolerance of Ambiguity
- Lecture Series Where Does the Truth Lie? On Tolerance of Ambiguity: Information on the event series
- Events
- Tolerance of Ambiguity and Art: Lecture by Nora Sternfeld, 13 Jun 2024, 7 pm, in German
- Current page: Tolerance of Ambiguity and the Muslim Perspective: Lecture by Bekim Agai, 25 Sep 2024, 7 pm, in German
- Opportunities and Limits of the Tolerance of Ambiguity: Lecture by Hans Georg Soeffner, 23 Oct 2024, 7 pm, in German
- Digital Content
- Tolerance of Ambiguity and the Jewish Perspective: Lecture by Natan Sznaider, video recording from 10 Apr 2024, in German
- Tolerance of Ambiguity and Antisemitism – with Ilka Quindeau, video recording from 13 May 2024, in German
