Is it Tomorrow Yet?
Sunday November 1st, 2020Central European Forum 2020. 16. – 18. November 2020.
is a Czech writer, dramaturge, translator of German fiction and literary historian. She lives in Prague. After studying German and Czech language and...
is an American historian, associate professor of history at Yale University. Her research focuses on European intellectual history, in particularly...
is a retired professor from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and is currently Professor of Philosophy at the Institute for Advanced Study at the...
is a German writer based in Berlin. He studied classics and German in Jena. In 1998-1990 worked as theatre dramaturg in Altenburg, and went on to co-found...
is a Belarussian writer and essayist. He is the Chairman of the Belarussian P.E.N., Editor-in-Chief of the independenty weekly Nasha Niva and Deputy Editor...
is a Polish intellectual and commentator. He is the founder and leader of Krytyka Polityczna (Political Critique), a group of left-wing Polish intellectuals,...
is a Dutch writer, journalist, teacher and moderator based in Amsterdam. He grew up in Baghdad and Jakarta. After settling in Amsterdam, he founded the...
is a theologian and writer. He lives in Bratislava. He studied Protestant theology in Strasbourg and political theology at the École pratique des hautes...
is a writer, blogger, columnist and translator. He lives in Bratislava, where he is head of the Goethe-Institut Library. He has published several novels,...
is director of the Open Society Foundation in Slovakia. He has been active in the non-profit sector for over 20 years, volunteering, promoting NGO...
Central European Forum 2020. 16. – 18. November 2020.