NY3A
Monday, 8th April 2024
14.30-15.00: Arrival & registration
15.00-15.15: Welcome & organizational matters
15.15-16.00: Opening lecture
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Society, criticism & antisemitism - current challenges of education against antisemitism
Prof. Dr. Julia Bernstein (UAS Frankfurt/Main)
Prof. Dr. Stefan Müller (UAS Frankfurt/Main & JLU Gießen)
​16.00-16.45: Keynote
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Persisting, unfolding, countering, escaping - Implicit theories of antisemitism and education in critical practice on antisemitism
Prof. Dr. Barbara Schäuble (ASH Berlin)
16.45-17.00: Break
17.00-18.30: Panel I - Conditions & limits of critical education on antisemitism
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From blank space to intervention - critical education on antisemitism in practice
Verena Bunkus & Aya Zarfati (House of the Wannsee Conference Memorial & Educational Center, Berlin) -
The EU as an actor in critical education on antisemitism
Georg Gläser (University of Cologne)
Dr. Marcus Meier (Cologne Society for Christian-Jewish Cooperation) -
Possibilities & limits of critical education on antisemitism practice inAustria by means of perspectives of critical theory
Hanna Grabenberger (LFU Innsbruck)
Bianca Kämpf (Documentation Center of Austrian Resistance, Vienna) -
Negative didactics. Limits of of critical education on antisemitism
Henning Gutfleisch (JGU Mainz) -
"Finding the new from the critique of the old world" - History of ideas as an evaluative moment of critical education on antisemitism
Alexander Hermert (RWTH Aachen University)
19.00: Joint dinner (for speakers)
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Tuesday, 9th April 2024
09.00 - 09.15: Greeting
09.15 - 10.45: Panel II: The critique of antisemitism in school and teacher education
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Challenges & quality characteristics of critical education on antisemitism work in the school as a field of action
Thure Alting, Benny Momper & Jana Müller (Spiegelbild, Wiesbaden) -
Antisemitism-sensitive thinking & acting of prospective history teachers in the first training phase
Anna Lienau (CAU Kiel) -
Conditions & contexts of Holocaust-education at school. A reconstructive analysis of family and collective biographies of teachers
Florian Diddens (UAS Frankfurt/Main) -
Preventing antisemitism through education - Recommendations for action for universities with teacher training programs
Dr. Victoria Kumar (erinnern.at/OeAD, Vienna)
10.45 - 11.00: Coffee break​
11.00 - 12.30: Panel III: Criticism of antisemitism in historical-political education
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The subject of memory - a antisemitism-theoretical critique of the pedagogy of remembrance
Prof. Dr. Daniel Burghardt & Dr. Nina Rabuza (LFU Innsbruck) -
"In the culture that gave birth to murder" - Educational concepts on NS perpetration at German memorial sites
Lara-Maria Myller (Ravensbrück Memorial) -
The limits of "education after Auschwitz" - historical-political education in a heteronomous society
Ingolf Seidel (Berlin) -
Critique through memory - Peukert's concept of anamnestic solidarity & memory discourses in political education
Niklas Schäfer (JGU Mainz) -
Herschel Grynszpan's history as critique: Reflections on anexhibition project for historical-political educational work
Yevgen Bruckmann (University of Hanover)
Jasper M. Köster (University of Oldenburg)
Moritz Y. Meier (University of Bielefeld)
Vanessa Walter (Bielefeld University)
12.30 - 13.30: Lunch break
13.30 - 15.00: Panel IV: Defense of guilt in education against antisemitism
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"You can't pin anything on me anymore ..." - Ways & aberrations of critical education on antisemitism work with social work student
Elana Jacobs (University of Kassel & IPU Berlin) -
"Turning to the subject"? Dealing with perpetrator-victim reversal in educational work against antisemitism before 1990
János Varga (FSU Jena) -
Making the perspectives of those affected visible - Concepts for critical educational work on antisemitism
Vanessa Gelardo & Dr. Tanja Kinzel (Federal Association RIAS, Berlin) -
On the relevance of perpetration in the critical historical-political educational work on antisemitism
Charlotte Trottier (Lower Saxony Memorials Foundation, Bergen-Belsen Memorial) -
Ticket thinking & education after Auschwitz - on the significance of psychoanalysis
Colin Kaggl (Federal Association RIAS, Berlin)
15.00-15-15: Coffee break
15.15 - 16.15: Panel V: Critique of antisemitism in aesthetic & cultural education
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Materialistic-critical education with the essay film
Marzena Chilewski (University of Lüneburg) -
The realization of successful resonance experiences with young people from educationally disadvantaged milieus
Carl M. Chung & Anastassija Kononowa ("Jehi 'Or" Jewish educational organization for democracy - against anti-Semitism, Berlin) -
Music education as political practice. Adorno against the administered world
Julius Reim (Berlin)
16.15 - 16.45: Comment
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Dr. Sebastian Voigt (Institute for Contemporary History, Munich-Berlin)
16.45 - 17.00: Feedback & farewell
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Organization team