Faculty of Catholic Theology, Max-Weber-Kolleg, Faculty of Philosophy, Seminar für Religionswissenschaft, Religion, Society, and World Relations

Buchvorstellung: Die Evolution der Gewalt - Warum wir Frieden wollen, aber Kriege führen

Name: Buchvorstellung: Die Evolution der Gewalt - Warum wir Frieden wollen, aber Kriege führen
Start: 2024-10-28T16:15:00+01:00
End: 2024-10-28T17:45:00+01:00
Location: Research building "Weltbeziehungen" C19.00.02/03

Date

28. Oct 2024, 4.15 pm - 5.45 pm

Location

Research building "Weltbeziehungen" C19.00.02/03

Series

Monday Lectures in Religious, Social and Cultural Studies

Organizer

Theological Research Centre; Catholic Forum in the State of Thuringia; Meister Eckhart Protestant City Academy; Augustinians in Erfurt

Speaker(s)

Harald Meller, Kai Michel & Carel van Schaik

Event type

Others

Event Language(s)

German

Audience

Public

Second event in the "Monday Lectures" series in the winter semester 2024/25, jointly organised by the Max-Weber-Kolleg, the Department of Religious Studies and the Theological Research Centre t³ Theology - Tradition - Transformation.

About the event

What makes people kill other people? The authors combine findings from various sciences to show in this human history of violence under what conditions war, murder and manslaughter occur. And how we can prevent them in the future.
The book will be published on 17 October 2024.

This event from the Monday Lecture series is organised by the Theological Research Centre t³ Theology - Tradition - Transformation in cooperation with the Catholic Forum in Thuringia, the Protestant City Academy and Augustiner in Erfurt.

All interested parties are cordially invited. Registration is not required.

The Monday Lectures are jointly organised by the Max-Weber-Kolleg for Cultural and Social Science Studies, the Seminar for Religious Studies and the Theological Research Centre t³ Theology - Tradition - Transformation.

Before the respective Monday Lectures, the Max-Weber-Kolleg invites you to a small "Tea Time" at 3.45 pm in the lounge (1st floor) of the research building "World Relations".
building.