Im Rahmen der Ausstellung "Immer wieder. Wie immer" Menschen aus Greifswald - Interviews & Porträts von ZeitAnschauen e.V. im Koeppenhaus

Following his bestseller "Alone", Daniel Schreiber now explores the question in his new book "The Time of Loss": How can life be lived in times of rampant loss?

There is nothing we would rather ignore than the impermanence of the world. Yet we are confronted with it time and again. How do we deal with the awareness that something is irretrievably lost? In his new essay, Daniel Schreiber takes a clear-sighted and truthful look, as only he can, at a central human experience that has a decisive influence on our present and pushes us to our limits like no other: the loss of certainties and certainties that have long seemed irrefutable. Based on the personal experience of his father's death, Daniel Schreiber tells of a day in fog-shrouded Venice, analyzing our private and social ability to mourn - and looking for ways to deal with a feeling that often overwhelms us.

The reading will take place as part of the exhibition, as one of the starting points for Raymond Jarchow (ZeitAnschauen e.V.) in dealing with the topic was in fact the book "Allein" by Daniel Schreiber. We are delighted to have the opportunity to talk to the author about his books. The evening will be hosted by Roland Rosenstock, Chair of Practical Theology, Religious and Media Education at the University of Greifswald.

Admission 6 Euro