unabhängig – selbstorganisiert – voller Tatendrang
We have so many interesting subjects for discussion in our pipeline that we decided to spend this session in order to screen all of our topics and prioritize them for our upcoming meetings. Some will be dropped others might move up in our priority list.
Anyway, it promises to be a great meeting again.
We will talk about European identity in contrast to national or local identities this time.
We will talk about Europe and how we define it, what borders mean, how we see our European identity and questions associated with our views.
In preparation we will watch this recent broadcast by WDR5, where some opinions were shared on this subject (By the way, we can recommend this broadcast for other audiences as well. It is very captivating and offers numerous interesting perspectives on the subject)
„Europa ist keine geografische Größe“
In einem WDR 5 Spezial diskutiert die Politikwissenschaftlerin Ulrike Guérot mit den Schriftstellern Navid Kermani und Gila Lustiger über kulturelle Vielfalt und die europäische Identität. Schnell wird klar: Europa ist mehr als nur Ländergrenzen.
No topic set yet, but knowing us, we will sure not run out of things to talk about. And yes, we actually meet on this public holiday. No problem 😉
Topic this time: Plastics Recycling – Sense and Nonsense; we did discuss many aspects of this vast topic at our latest meeting already. However, there is so much beef on this bone, that we can continue exploring this important challenge of the future. Or will we simply change the subject as new things develop? It’s up to us and nobody else.
This time we will discuss our hobbies at our english breakfast meeting. As everyone of us has quite unique interests it comes as no surprise that we follow a very broad range of hobbies passionately. We will have lifely discussions as always.
Hello, this is just a summary of our lively conversations we had in our English Team lately, covering a couple of subjects that we found worth mentioning from our ten or so preceeding meetings. „What happened so far in the English Group?“ weiterlesen