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Panel discussion with Barbara Stollberg-Rilinger, Jens Rehländer, and Joseph Vogl

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Livestream from the Museum für Kommunikation Berlin, 25 Sep 2020

Barbara Stollberg-Rilinger, Jens Rehländer and Joseph Vogl discuss the special challenges for the communication of research results in the humanities. Do the humanities have a special social responsibility to identify and reflect on cultural developments? What role does the communication of humanities research findings play for social cohesion?
Moderation: Kristiane Hasselmann, Anja Schaluschke

Video: © FU Berlin
teststrecke.berlin – Science Communication in the Humanities

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