Date: March 22nd, 2024 (Fri), 14:00
Venue: Design & Computation studio, Berlin, DE
How do we ask questions to learn about each other?
What do our mother tongues reveal about us?
How do different languages shape our identities? Mother tongue, foreign languages, or even memes?
How do we define similarities or differences in terms of languages and cultures?
In this workshop, participants explore the tapestry of human diversity through the lens of language and culture. Inspired by historical practices during WW1, where German linguists conducted in-depth surveys of war prisoners to understand foreign languages and cultures, our workshop aims to revive this research methodology in a contemporary context. This workshop encourages participants to delve into the intricate web of human connections, fostering understanding and challenging preconceived notions.
Hybrid Bodies: A series of student-led workshops supported by InKüLe