The age of enlightenment still lies ahead of us

The Open Space on June 7 is an open discussion format that invites all interested parties to participate. The three questions inspired by Kant will structure the process: What can we know? What can we hope for? What should we do? - They could help us to pose the question of enlightenment anew for our time. In order to be able to prepare the room in the theater organizationally, please register at www.katholische akademie-freiburg.de. There you will also find further information on the schedule. You will have the opportunity to register for lunch at the accreditation desk in the theater foyer. Why an Open Space? The Enlightenment philosopher Kant challenges us as responsible citizens: Have the courage to use your own mind! We can do this anytime and anywhere. Also on June 7 at the Open Space in Theater Freiburg. We invite you to discuss with us the question of what enlightenment means today and what significance it should have in our lives and in our society - with the special feature that you yourself propose the content of the discussions. An experiment in the foyer of the theater that we are very excited about. Schedule for the day: 9.00 Arrival and accreditation at Theater Freiburg, Foyer Großes Haus 9.30 What can we know? What can we hope for? What should we do? Welcome and opening of the Open Space format 12.30 Lunch 13.30 Continuation of the Open Space 16.45 Kant and the question of enlightenment in the Anthropocene Closing round with Peter Reichl, Bettina Stangneth and Magnus Striet (until 6 p.m.) 19.30 A dinner party // Birthday dinner at the Catholic Academy Freiburg (Limited number of participants! Only with registration via www.katholische-akademie-freiburg.de)