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Thursday, 22 June 2017

Intellektuelle Sommerfrische

Der Kurort Bad Aussee wird auch heuer wieder Treffpunkt von Wissenschaft und Kultur. Foto: Gemeinde Bad Aussee

Der Kurort Bad Aussee wird auch heuer wieder Treffpunkt von Wissenschaft und Kultur. Foto: Gemeinde Bad Aussee

Die Ausseer Gespräche 2017 widmen sich von 29. Juni bis 1. Juli dem Thema „Partizipation – Mitsprache“

Das demokratiepolitisch hoch aktuelle Thema „Partizipation – Mitsprache“ steht im Mittelpunkt der diesjährigen Ausseer Gespräche. Von 29. Juni bis 1. Juli 2017 erwartet die BesucherInnen ein vielseitiges Programm aus Vorträgen, Seminaren und Kultur. WissenschafterInnen der vier Grazer Universitäten, internationale ForscherInnen und KünstlerInnen widmen sich unter anderem Fragen der Mitsprache von PatientInnen bei der Behandlung, der Partizipation in der Technikentwicklung, der BürgerInnenbeteiligung am Beispiel Wohnen und der Verantwortung der Kunst im öffentlichen Raum. Auch rechtliche und politische Aspekte der Mitsprache von ArbeitsnehmerInnen und BürgerInnen werden beleuchtet. JazzmusikerInnen der Kunstuniversität Graz erarbeiten das Thema „Partizipation in den Künsten“ anhand von Solo-Partien in einem Gesprächskonzert. Erstmals werden auch Ausseer Schulen einen Teil der Veranstaltung mitgestalten.

Die Ausseer Gespräche finden heuer bereits zum neunten Mal statt. „Sie sollen intellektuell und kulturell interessierten Menschen inmitten wunderschöner Natur neue Denkanstöße und Gelegenheit zu anregenden Diskussionen bieten“, erklärt deren „Erfinderin“, Univ.-Prof. Dr. Irmtraud Fischer vom Institut für Alttestamentliche Bibelwissenschaft der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz. Die gebürtige Ausseerin schuf mit der Veranstaltung eine besondere Art der intellektuellen Sommerfrische, die im Salzkammergut seit über hundert Jahren Tradition hat.

Die Ausseer Gespräche werden von der Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz, der Kunstuniversität Graz und der Stadtgemeinde Bad Aussee in Kooperation mit der Technischen Universität Graz und der Medizinischen Universität Graz veranstaltet, unterstützt vom Land Steiermark und der Firma Neuroth.

Ausseer Gespräche
Wann: 29. Juni bis 1. Juli 2017
Wo: Congress Ausseerland, Großer Kurhaussaal
Kurhausplatz 144
8990 Bad Aussee

Die gesamte Veranstaltung ist ohne Voranmeldung für die Öffentlichkeit kostenlos zugänglich.

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