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SUMMARY:Where Should The Birds Fly after The Last Sky? Palestinian Struggle
  for Life
DESCRIPTION:Open Class by the Students of “More Critical Sociology\, Less
  Bombs: Imperialist Wars and Peace Horizons from the South” \n\n“Where
  should we go after the last frontiers\, where should the birds fly after 
 the last sky?” (Mahmoud Darwish)\n\nNovember 2026 began with Palestine f
 looded\, while survivors continue to struggle under the Israeli blockade\,
  which has not abated. We will discuss Palestinian memory and the struggle
  for liberation through a combination of textual and visual trajectories. 
 What does it mean to belong to a homeland when you have been forcibly disp
 laced from it or are prevented from fully inhabiting it? This open class w
 ill create a dynamic space for collective reflection around the following 
 questions: How can we critically analyze the current turbulent moment from
  the perspective of the social sciences? What is our role as an academic c
 ommunity\, and how can we contribute through public intellectual dialogue 
 to denounce the German state’s complicity and challenge imperialist viol
 ence? How can we foster global anti-colonial solidarity?\n\nSuggested Read
 ing: Said\, Edward W.\, & Mohr\, Jean (1999 / 1986). Chapter 4: Past and F
 uture (pp. 127-167). In After the Last Sky: Palestinian Lives. New York: P
 antheon Books.
LOCATION:Raum 202\, Rüdesheimer Str. 54\, 14197 Berlin\, Berlin
URL:https://wissenschaft-gegen-faschismus.de/veranstaltungen/where-should-t
 he-birds-fly-after-the-last-sky-palestinian-struggle-for-life-c14b13
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