Public History International. Beyond school? Comparative Perspectives / Public History International. Jenseits der Schule? Vergleichende Perspektiven

Die Veranstaltung versucht in international vergleichenden Perspektiven, das ambivalente Verhältnis von öffentlicher Geschichtskultur (Public History) und dem schulischen Geschichtsunterricht zu erkunden und neu zu verstehen. Darüber hinaus kommen die StammautorInnen der Zeitschrift Public History Weekly aus der ganzen Welt erstmals zusammen und stellen sich persönlich ihren LeserInnen in Basel vor. Jede/e Interessierte ist herzlich zur Teilnahme eingeladen. Das Programm, Informationen zu den ReferentInnen und zu den Anmeldeformalitäten finden Sie auf der Tagungshomepage. Program Friday October 2 2015 14.00 Welcome Marko Demantowsky (Editor-in-chief Public History Weekly) Serge Noiret (Chair, Steering Committee IFPH) Sabina Larcher (Director PH FHNW) Mills Kelly (Member of the Advisory Board Public History Weekly) Introduction Marko Demantowsky: Our understanding of "Public History" in international perspective 15.00 Public History in the classroom (public access) Teaching, learning, and understanding of Public History in schools as challenge for students and teachers Comment / Moderation: Daisy Martin (Stanford, USA) Speaker 1: Rob Siebörger (Cape Town, South Africa) Speaker 2: Cord Arendes (Heidelberg, Germany) Speaker 3: Christoph Kühberger (Salzburg, Austria) 16.30 Coffee Break 16.50 School as an institution of public history (public access) Influence of schools on local public history | Influence of the school system on national varieties of public history | Teachers as public history agents | Interactions of schools with museums, memorial institutions, broadcasting institutions etc. Comment / Moderation: Robert Parkes (Newcastle, Australia) Speaker 1: Mario Carretero (Madrid, Spain) Speaker 2: Marco Zerwas (Basel, Switzerland) Speaker 3: Michele Barricelli (Hannover, Germany) 18.20 Apéro 19.00 Keynote Serge Noiret (Florence, Italy): Why Public History and Digital History is a valid and vital marriage internationally? Saturday October 3 2015 09.00 School in Public History (public access) History policies, political opinion making and ideas on school and its history lesson as projections of sustainable history power Comment / Moderation: Alix Green (Preston, GB) Speaker 1: Peter Gautschi (Lucerne, Switzerland) Speaker 2: Thomas Hellmuth (Salzburg, Austria) Speaker 3: Jan Hodel (Basel, Switzerland) 10.30 Coffee Break 11.00 Roundtable (public access) The future of public history – what shall we teach perspectively? Moderation: Mills Kelly (Fairfax, USA) Speaker 1: Alexander Khodnev (Yaroslawl, Russian Federation) Speaker 2: Cord Arendes (Heidelberg, Germany) Speaker 3: Mustafa Gündüz (Istanbul, Turkey) Speaker 4: Charlotte Bühl-Gramer (Nuremberg, Germany) 12.00 Closing: Marko Demantowsky