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July 15, 2020
“They are its lifeblood”

Christoph Hassenzahl works in the licensing department of the Suhrkamp Verlag, where he is, among other things, in charge of East Asian countries. We asked him four questions about the Social Translating Project, especially in regard to the discourse on Judith Schalansky’s “An Inventory of Certain Losses”.

Klaus-Dieter Lehmann, president of the Goethe-Institut

Photo (detail): Goethe-Institut/Andreas Wrobbel

An Interview with Klaus-Dieter Lehmann
“Creating formats that point to the future”

In an interview with “The Latest” at Goethe, president of the Goethe-Institut Klaus-Dieter Lehmann explains how the coronavirus pandemic is changing international cultural and language work, how the Goethe-Institut enables encounters even in the digital space, and how it is supporting its worldwide partners.

Jan Philipp Albrecht has been a member of the European Parliament since 2009.

Photo (detail): © Fritz Schumann

Privacy and Digitalisation
“Facebook is not the same as your living room”

Social media, smartphones, the Internet of Things – whatever happened to privacy? Or has privacy become an outdated idea? This is a conversation with Jan Philipp Albrecht, a staunch advocate of data protection.

Projects Topics and Project of Goethe-Institut Indonesien

Movements and Moments

Goethe-Institut's project “Movements and Moments” sheds light on indigenous feminist activisms from the Global South in the form of comics.

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Emerging International Voices

They are young, they are bold and they are connected – and are they the future of our libraries. 19 emerging international voices discuss the role of digital libraries in their countries. Join the discussion and participate in a series of online seminars with the best experts in the field.

Sound of X

How can we reconnect with the spaces we live in, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic? The artists of Sound of X propose answers as they explored their sonic environment. The resulting video soundscapes offer a unique experience of our cities.

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July 15, 2020
“They are its lifeblood”

An Interview with Klaus-Dieter Lehmann
“Creating formats that point to the future”

Privacy and Digitalisation
“Facebook is not the same as your living room”

Projects Topics and Project of Goethe-Institut Indonesien

Movements and Moments

Emerging International Voices

Sound of X

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July 15, 2020 “They are its lifeblood”

An Interview with Klaus-Dieter Lehmann “Creating formats that point to the future”

Privacy and Digitalisation “Facebook is not the same as your living room”

Movements and Moments

Emerging International Voices

Sound of X

July 15, 2020
“They are its lifeblood”

An Interview with Klaus-Dieter Lehmann
“Creating formats that point to the future”

Privacy and Digitalisation
“Facebook is not the same as your living room”