Quanta Italia c'é nei dipinti del grande artista norimberghese Albrecht Dürer? E quanto Dürer ha influenzato poi l'arte italiana? Lo scopriamo insieme stasera analizzando alcuni suoi capolavori.

Come along and join our discussion group at vhs club INTERNATIONAL! A short introductory presentation will offer insight into select issues and current topics in US society and culture. The following discussion will offer a great and fun way to practice your English language skills on an advanced level and to learn about different perspectives. Everyone is welcome. You don’t have to be an expert on the US, just bring an open mind and plenty of questions! Just days before the 2025 inauguration ceremony, we will take a close look at this important event in the political calendar of the US. It signals the peaceful transfer of power, and it offers the incoming (or returning) president a platform to set the agenda for his (next) term in office. We will discuss the various elements of this civil religious ceremony, the history and formula of the inauguration speech, as well as the representation of presidential inaugurations in popular culture. In Kooperation mit dem DAI Nürnberg

Structures of caste, class, patriarchy, and colonialism define Indian women's lives. Multiple feminist struggles in India are creating ripples of change by reclaiming public spaces, asserting pleasure, and challenging Brahmanical patriarchy and incarceration at home and in institutions, as seen in movements like Pinjra Tod. Dalit protests and movements are reshaping understandings of identity, difference, and intersectionality. This talk delves deeper into the lives of today’s Indian women, exploring their struggles, challenges, reflections, hopes, and dreams.

This presentation delves into the role of social movements in challenging traditional gender norms, focusing on the Maoist movement in Nepal. During the Maoist movement, a significant number of women joined both state and non-state armed forces, challenging entrenched patriarchal structures. While the Maoist ideology of gender equality played a role, the argument is that the real change stemmed from the situational dynamics of war, which forced a re-negotiation of gender roles. This provides a nuanced understanding of how social movements can lead to shifts in societal norms and empowerment beyond the immediate context. In Kooperation mit dem Frauenzentrum Erlangen