Lecture/Inputs – Stockholm university

Introduction: How should the university as an institution change – if we would treat the climate crisis as a crisis?

Part 1: https://vimeo.com/576515965

Part 2: https://vimeo.com/576519026

The universities should introduce new global principles for doing research in times of the climate crisis:

https://theconversation.com/the-climate-crisis-gives-science-a-new-role-heres-how-research-ethics-must-change-too-171201

Lecture about the climate and ecological crisis, the idea of democracy and its consequences for movement organizing, university/research, and global politics (Feb 2022):

The climate and ecological crisis and the foundations of the humanities

The following short inputs are (preliminary) sketches aimed to serve as an impulse for lectures.

Introductory Lecture: “Whose future – our future”. The climate and ecological crisis, and the democratic transformation of the global (fossil) society. An introduction with a focus on the perspective of the children / young people in a global context

Part 1 of 3: (the rest following soon)

Here is the whole PowerPoint for this intro-lecture:

Here is the PP “Crisis”

Lecture (for Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 17. January, 2022):

Lecture about the philosophical foundations: Gestalt, connectedness, and art

Lecture, part 1: Sustainability, democracy, care (how to change the teacher education), part 1

Lecture, part 2: How to teach (about) sustainability, democracy, care?

Lecture (sketch): Is there a single dimension that allows to tackle all crises and coordinate all fights (climate, biodiversity, justice, agriculture, forestry…) at the same time?

Lecture-series: “The climate and ecological crisis and the foundation of the humanities. About the normative compass of a sustainable society.”

These input-films were created as an assistant professor for arts education at Stockholm university in January 2019, at the institution for the didactics of social sciences and humanities.

Content

Input 1: Introduction – the climate crisis and the foundations of the humanities

I ask three basic questions. Concerning the second, see also #FridaysForFuture and the documentation on https://twitter.com/DavidFopp

Input 2: The compass, values/norms – connectedness, humane spaces, material of integrity

Input 3: The compass – being humane vs being human: beyond anthropology and ethics

Input 4: Being connected/disconnected: Meeting beyond dominance – status

Lecture about art, politics, developmental psychology, and activism:

Lectures on “caring connectedness” as a basic human phenomenon and compass for a sustainable society (school, uni, economy, etc.), Dec 2021:

A lecture about “what is sociology?”, Jan 2022