"In search of lost time: plans for the future" part two
December 3, the second lecture of the Gerovassiliou Wine Museum
“After the deluge. What would Noa ask the dove?
Rambling at the landscape after the crisis”
The Gerovassiliou Wine Museum hosts the renowned professor of History at the University of Athens and Chair of the Board of the International Commission for History and Τheory of Historiography Antonis Liakos on Monday December 3rd 2012 at 19.00.
Photo source: http://antonisliakos.gr/
"The crisis we’re experiencing is like the Russian wooden dolls: you open one to find another one and so forth. Only in our case, opening the small crisis appears a bigger one. These crises put in question general acceptances and therefore the after-crisis will not be the same again. These crises delineate time but also the landscape of human activity. If we travel at the closed ark of crisis, that sometimes resembles a walnut shell in the waves, it is good to attempt to see the bigger picture. A bird’s-eye view”.
Entrance is free.
