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Programme

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Sunday, 14th September 2008

ARRIVALS

Session I: Introduction (Rheinisches Landesmuseum)
The Meaning of Sacred Spaces in European Societies

  • Prof. Dr Albert Gerhards, University of Bonn/ZERG
  • Dr Paul Flather, Secretary-General, The Europaeum
  • Dr Gabriele Uelsberg, Museum Director (Rheinisches Landesmuseum)

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Dinner at the Museum (tbc)
with Prof. Dr Wolfgang Hess, Prorector of the University of Bonn



Monday, 15th September 2008

Session II (Rheinisches Landesmuseum)
Searching for Traces: Hidden Topography of a Modern City

  • Dr Sabine Schrenk, Rheinisches Landesmuseum, Bonn

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Excursion to Bonner Münster (Bonn Minster)
From the Early Christian to Middle Ages: Martyrs’ Graves – Church Buildings – Worship

  • Professor Albert Gerhards
  • Julia Kerstiens M.A., Bonn
  • Including a guided tour of St. Helena Chapel and Münstercarrée

Session III (Kreuzkirche)
The Second City-Centre: Historical Interplay of Society and the Sacred

  • Professor Arno Bölts-Thunecke, Kreuzkirche, Bonn

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Session IV (University Main Building, HS VI)
Melting Pot or Clash of Cultures? Living Together in a Multi-Religious Society

  • Professor Andreina Milan, (Bologna/Cesena)

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Students’ presentations (tba)

Reception in the Old City Hall of Bonn Excursion Visit
A Sacred Space Defined Anew: The Art of Inter-Religious Dialogue

  • St. Helena, exhibition of works by Susanne Krell



Tuesday, 16th September 2008

One-day excursion to Cologne Session V (Kolumba Museum)
City and Religion: The Sacred Becomes Political

  • Chair: Dr Bekim Agai
  • Paul Böhm, the architect of the Cologne Mosqu
  • Hasan Karaca, DITIB

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Visit to Antoniter-Church, guided tour by Dr Bertold Höcker

Session VI (Cologne Cathedral)
The Classical Idea of a Cathedral: A Sacred Space for All

Cologne Cathedral & Dombauhütte: guided tours

  • Dr Ulrike Brinkmann, Dombauhütte

Excursion to Kölner Dom
Cologne Cathedral & Dombauhütte: guided tours (Dächerführung)



Wednesday, 17th September 2008

Session VII (EAR)
Sacred Space in Protestant Perspective: Is there any? (tbc)

  • Professor M. Meyer-Blanck, Bonn

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Students’ Debate (EAR)
There is no place for the sacred in 21st Century Europe
Chair: University of Bonn Debating Club Representative

Session VIII (EAR)
The Signs of the Sacred in the Cityscape: Multi-Religious Perspectives

  • New Mosques in Europe. Design, Identity, and Minority Status
    Dr Sabine Kraft, Marburg
  • "Jewish" Architecture in Germany since 1945
    Dr Ulrich Knufinke, Braunschweig
Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion



Thursday, 18th September 2008

Excursion to Aachen

Session IX (Grabeskirche)
with Prof. Dipl-Ing. Ulrich Hahn, Aachen

Session X: Aachen Synagogue
Jewish Presence in German Society: Yesterday and Today

Speaker (tbc)

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Session XI: Aachener Dom (Aachen Cathedral)
Identity in Transformation

Speaker (tbc)

Discussants: Two student participants

General Discussion

Session XII (University Main Building, HS VI)
How to continue from here: the Future of the Sacred in Europe

  • Chair: Prof. Wolfram Kinzig, Bonn
  • Dr Arto Kuorikoski, Helsinki
  • Prof. Dr Werner Gephart, Bonn
  • Dr Krzysztof Kowalski, Krakow



Friday, 19th September 2008

Students’ Debate with speakers for and against (EAR)
Chair: University of Bonn Debating Club Representative

Session XIII: Conclusions

  • Prof. Dr Albert Gerhards, University of Bonn/ZERG
  • Prof. Dr Wolfram Kinzig, EVROPAEVM/ZERG
  • Two Student Contributors


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