Dialog der Kulturen

China und Europa: Sommerakademie will Dialog der Kulturen fördern. Foto: Manfred Schütze/pixelio.de

Konfuzius-Institut lädt zur Sommerakademie zum Thema China und Europa in Stift Rein

Die vielfältigen Formen des Dialogs und der Kooperation zwischen Europa und China sind Thema der 5. Sommerakademie in Stift Rein am 6. und 7. September 2013. Die gemeinsam mit dem Konfuzius-Institut der Karl-Franzens-Universität und der Urania Graz durchgeführte Veranstaltung bietet Vorträge von ExpertInnen aus Österreich, Deutschland und China, die fachkundige Einblicke in die gegenwärtigen Entwicklungen im Land des Lächelns geben.

Fragen aus den Bereichen Wirtschaft, Wissenschaft, Medizin, Gesellschaft, Politik, Bildung, Kultur, Philosophie und Religion werden teils aus europäischer, teils aus chinesischer Perspektive beleuchtet. Auch ein Liederabend, eine Podiumsdiskussion und Stiftsführungen stehen auf dem Programm.

Ziel der Sommerakademie ist es, den Dialog der Kulturen in der aktuellen Situation der Globalisierung zu fördern.

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