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| services:seminars:presentations2017 [2017/11/06 11:00] – [Seminar 2017 Programme] lefferts | services:seminars:presentations2017 [2017/11/06 11:05] – [Seminar 2017 Programme] lefferts |
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| ** Veit Dinkelaker, Bibelhaus Erlebnis Museum, Frankfurt**\\ | ** Veit Dinkelaker, Bibelhaus Erlebnis Museum, Frankfurt**\\ |
| ‘The world beyond the text - artefacts, media and interaction at the Bibelhaus Frankfurt’ | ‘The world beyond the text - artefacts, media and interaction at the Bibelhaus Frankfurt’\\ |
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| * The "Bibelhaus Erlebnis Museum" in Frankfurt combines within an interactive exhibition archeological artefacts, manuscripts, early prints and different sorts of other objects. The exhibition employs all forms of media, follows a hands on approach and emphasizes on participation. To illustrate the world of the Bible and the making of the scriptures it joins forces with the archives of the Israel Antiquities Authority within a unique partnership, along with loans from various German libraries and the network of the Protestant Church in Germany. A recent focus is the illustration of the reformation era as a crucial media event not only through valuable exhibits. The visitor may explore book craftsmanship or the impact of historical developments till today. The topic of migration is addressed by private loans of personal objects including bibles who came from overseas through immigration over the last decades and centuries - along with video-interviews of ex-patriots or descendants of migration. The aim is to connect the visitor to the rich history and presence of the bible as a key to culture and society. | * The "Bibelhaus Erlebnis Museum" in Frankfurt combines within an interactive exhibition archeological artefacts, manuscripts, early prints and different sorts of other objects. The exhibition employs all forms of media, follows a hands on approach and emphasizes on participation. To illustrate the world of the Bible and the making of the scriptures it joins forces with the archives of the Israel Antiquities Authority within a unique partnership, along with loans from various German libraries and the network of the Protestant Church in Germany. A recent focus is the illustration of the reformation era as a crucial media event not only through valuable exhibits. The visitor may explore book craftsmanship or the impact of historical developments till today. The topic of migration is addressed by private loans of personal objects including bibles who came from overseas through immigration over the last decades and centuries - along with video-interviews of ex-patriots or descendants of migration. The aim is to connect the visitor to the rich history and presence of the bible as a key to culture and society. |
| 17:00 – 18:00 Summary and discussion, followed by drinks reception sponsored by Brepols Publishers | 17:00 – 18:00 Summary and discussion, followed by drinks reception sponsored by Brepols Publishers |
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| 19:00 Dinner for those who have registered their attendance.\\ | 19:00 Dinner |
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| The dinner will be held at Restaurant-Café In de Waag, Nieuwmarkt 4, 1012 CR Amsterdam. Phone: +31 20 422 7772. Further details about the dinner are [[https://www.cerl.org/_media/intern/ec/directions_for_cerl_dinner_thursday_26_october_2017.doc|here]], please contact secretariat@cerl.org is you want to register for dinner. | |
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