Corona and Fear: A Commentary on the Current Protests on Germany’s Streets – Anxiety Culture https://t.co/kIi8N0AP7M via @anxiety_culture
The newspaper association of Schleswig-Holstein sh:z asked Prof. Ulrich Hoinkes, representing the Anxiety Culture Project, for an interview.
Herzliche Einladung zur Teilnahme am öffentlichen Thementag gegen Alltagsrassismus und soziale Diskriminierung, einer Initiative des Anxiety Culture Projekts an der CAU kommenden Dienstag, 29.9.20. Weitere Informationen zu dem interessanten Programm unter: https://t.co/Uhx241FIvO
Was haben Romanist*innen über #Corona zu sagen? Viel. Einen Blick auf Ängste als kulturell geprägtes Phänomen wirft das Forschungsprojekt @anxiety_culture um den Romanisten @UHoinkes an der @kieluni: https://t.co/H72TgMmSHt
Prof. Ulrich Hoinkes will give an online lecture tonight on 'Angstkultur als Paradigmenwechsel' (Anxiety Culture as Paradigm Shift), with topical references to Corona & a subsequent opportunity to ask questions:
https://t.co/YyGQtuLTcC.
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Anxiety Culture researcher is asked to comment in dispute over publication of local Corona figures with regard to the holiday island of Sylt in Schleswig Holstein. See newspaper article: https://t.co/2TekLWvuni
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These days the media are full of comments on the Corona crisis. Today, the media publisher sh:z in Schleswig-Holstein published an interview with Prof. Hoinkes, in which he gives his thoughts from the perspective of the Anxiety Culture project. https://t.co/5qxnsxq7Sk
Nine Catalan political leaders have just been sentenced by the Spanish justice to up to 13 years in prison for exercising the right to self-determination and calling for peaceful protests.
If you care about human rights, copy, paste, tweet this message, and #StandUpForCatalonia
It's a national disgrace for Spain! Arbitrary state repression to inflict violence on a peaceful political movement (not the first and probably not the last measure of this kind…)
https://t.co/CE1Ho4I7tJ
Raise awareness of the climate crisis through increased media coverage is the aim of an initiative launched by the US Columbia Journalism Review & The Nation, taken up by the British Guardian & many more. Today https://t.co/esaEw4rnc2 on climate and seas:
https://t.co/hmjyWaIrx5
If you are interested in facts after the latest massive Fridays-for-Future demonstrations, you may enrol for the DKK MOOC on Climate Change, in which German scientists explain why it is time to panic. ‚Factfulness‘ and Anxiety Culture going hand in hand...
https://t.co/LNG3s29WvW
The Global Preparedness Monitoring Board (GPMB) has released its new annual report, which is alarming and one more proof of Anxiety Culture being real.
Edward Snowden has launched his autobiography in Germany. This weekend, the ‚Süddeutsche Zeitung‘ spreads a personal video message, in which the author definitely brings his case to the general level of Anxiety Culture in face of digital surveillance.
https://t.co/omfF8o2wlh
I am taking part in the great demonstration in Barcelona held every year on 09/11 with the demand for Catalonia's independance. Showing solidarity with so many people prepared for civil disobedience when it comes to defending human rights and standing up against state oppression.
"Brand eins" is a trade magazine on German corporate culture. The current issue of Brand eins Edition is dedicated to the subject of 'risk' and gathers top stories from the past 20 years, a good overview of how risk and fear are related from the perspective of business.
@JAllegrante @mikeschapira@KarenStruve@TeachersCollege@Columbia We certainly have to. When commenting on the lately issued R+V study on public fears in Germany I realised that it is probably not appropriate to leave such measuring only to an insurance company. We might figure out whether we can turn this into a serious task of the AC project.
Here you get another proof of anxiety becoming more and more a public concern. The current Newsweek feature focuses on its analysis from the angle of brain sciences, which is an important part of research on Anxiety Culture, although not being able to explain it all...
On Sept. 5th, the annual study on fear (German Angst) was published by R+V Versicherung in Berlin. NDR info, the public broadcaster of Northern Germany, reported about it and interviewed Prof. Ulrich Hoinkes about the Anxiety Culture project: https://t.co/NJhqPTGIBT