Is Zionism part of Judaism?
Taking Stock in the 21st century
Micha Brumlik in Conversation with Adorno Prize Winner Judith Butler (video recording available, in German and English)
On 11 September 2012, Judith Butler will receive the prestigious Theodor W. Adorno Prize from the City of Frankfurt/Main for her philosophical work. To mark the occasion, the Jewish Museum Berlin and the ICI Kulturlabor Berlin invite you to a conversation with the prize winner.
recording available
Where
Old Building, ground level, Glass Courtyard
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
Video Recordings of the Event
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Welcome address by Cilly Kugelmann, Program Director of the Jewish Museum Berlin, video recording of the event on 15 September 2012
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Welcome address by Christoph F.E. Holzey, Director of the ICI Kulturlabor Berlin, video recording of the event on 15 September 2012
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Micha Brumlik in conversation with Judith Butler, moderated by Andreas Öhler, video recording of the event on 15 September 2012, in German and English
Judith Butler, who advocates against forced sexual orientations and racism and for universal ethics with her “theory of performative gender,” opposes the narrowing of Judaism to a nationalist understanding of Zionism as a woman, a Jew, and an intellectual. The radical pacifist is also committed to movements that use peaceful but sensational strategies to work toward a political solution that creates a basis for the equal coexistence of all peoples in the region, both Israelis and Palestinians.
Welcome: Cilly Kugelmann, Christoph F.E. Holzhey
Discussion: Judith Butler and Micha Brumlik
Moderator: Andreas Öhler
An event organized by the Jewish Museum Berlin and the ICI Kulturlabor Berlin
Veranstaltungs-Mitschnitte: Events with Micha Brumlik (8)
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Events with Micha Brumlik
Frankfurt educational scientist Micha Brumlik has died in Berlin at the age of 78 after a long illness. He had contributed to numerous events at the museum. May his memory be a blessing.
