Others and Neighbours
Questions of otherness, openness and holiness fill the programme of the 17th Tischner Days (20-22 April), inspired by the distinguished priest and philosopher from the Podhale region. The guest of honour will be the German sociologist Hans Joas; he delivers a lecture at the Auditorium Maximum of the Jagiellonian University and takes part in the debate Other. Alien. Neighbour. Boundaries of openness with other participants including Piotr Sztompka. The State Drama School (where Józef Tischner taught philosophy of drama) presents the spectacle Do dna – an unexpected hit of this season.
Igor Kuranda, Karnet magazine
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS:
20 April 2017, 6:30pm, PWST State Drama School
DO DNA – performance inspired by Polish folklore
Directed by Ewa Kaim
Cast: Dominika Guzek, Agnieszka Kościelniak, Weronika Kowalska, Jan Marczewski, Łukasz Szczepanowski (students of PWST State Drama School)
Dawid Sulej Rudnicki – piano, basolia
By invitations
21 April 2017, Auditorium Maximum UJ
5pm COLLOQUIA TISCHNERIANA / LECTURE
The Power of Sacrum
HANS JOAS (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin / Germany)
(in English)
6pm PHILOSOPHERS' CAVE
Other. Alien. Neighbour. Boundaries of openness
Debate: Hans Joas, Anna Dymna, Steffen Huber, Piotr Sztompka
Host: Tadeusz Gadacz
(simultaneous interpretation)
Free invitations for the DO DNA performance available at InfoKraków tourist information centres:
Wyspiański Pavilion, pl. Wszystkich Świętych 2
ul. św. Jana 2
