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Conexión Humboldt | ГУМБОЛЬДТ-КОННЕКШН
 “Humboldt did not see other cultures as alien”

What significance do Humboldt's writings have today? What traces has he left behind in South America and Russia? Experts from Berlin, Bogotá and Novosibirsk have reflected on this in a globally cross-linked discussion.

Photo: Adrian Quintero. Goethe-Institut Colombia

Conexión Humboldt | ГУМБОЛЬДТ-КОННЕКШН
 “You have to go deep into the spirit of life in the rainforest”

Abel Rodríguez, Bogotá

Photo: Ana Morosowa, Goethe-Institut Novosibirsk

Conexión Humboldt | ГУМБОЛЬДТ-КОННЕКШН
 “Humboldt would be outraged by the thawing of the permafrost”

Angelina Davydova, Nowosibirsk

Photo: Adrian Quintero. Goethe-Institut Colombia

“Perhaps we are in transition to another world that is more sustainable”

Brigitte Baptiste, Bogotá

Photo: Ana Morosowa, Goethe-Institut Novosibirsk

Conexión Humboldt | ГУМБОЛЬДТ-КОННЕКШН
 “Humboldt did not disregard Siberia's cultural diversity”

Irina Oktjabrskaja, Nowosibirsk

Photo: David von Becker

Conexión Humboldt | ГУМБОЛЬДТ-КОННЕКШН
 “He was interested in an integrative connection with cultures“

Ottmar Ette, Berlin

Photo: David von Becker

Conexión Humboldt | ГУМБОЛЬДТ-КОННЕКШН
 “Humboldt brought different fields of knowledge together”

Sandra Rebok, Berlin

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