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This group's aim is to set up a safe space for the (self-)reflexion of masculinity in our society and the consequences in the oppression of woman, man themselves, or anyone. This exercise seeks to highlight toxic behaviour of men, which has been idolized by our patriarchal society through history.
Critical Readings book reading club continues discussing a new book: Return to Reims by Didier Eribon (2009)
Depending on the epidemic situation, the event will happen either in Hybernská, or ONLINE.
Critical Readings book reading club continues discussing a new book: Return to Reims by Didier Eribon (2009)
Realizing the need to take a closer look at societies around the world that are too often overlooked by the mainstream media, we are reading the literature of countries around the world to gain a better understanding of their history, societies, ways of thinking, and political changes, as well as the struggles of people hoping to gain more rights and freedom.
Critical Readings book reading club starts discussing a new book: Return to Reims by Didier Eribon (2009)
Berger offers a master-class in how to interpret images through a historical materialist lens. Famously, he did so in an extremely accessible, enjoyable way; for Berger, being able to expose the ideologies and the history of class struggles which shape ideology was a practical tool, and one that had to be available to the masses if it is to serve them.
We will watch episodes 1 & 2 which are each 30 minutes long.
Berger offers a master-class in how to interpret images through a historical materialist lens. Famously, he did so in an extremely accessible, enjoyable way; for Berger, being able to expose the ideologies and the history of class struggles which shape ideology was a practical tool, and one that had to be available to the masses if it is to serve them.
We will watch episodes 1 & 2 which are each 30 minutes long.
TO WATCH THE RECORDING OF THE LECTURE: https://call.nolog.cz/playback/presentation/2.0/playback.html?meetingId=...
This group's aim is to set up a safe space for the (self-)reflexion of masculinity in our society and the consequences in the oppression of woman, man themselves, or anyone. This exercise seeks to highlight toxic behaviour of men, which has been idolized by our patriarchal society through history.
