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In the fourth edition of Exploring Stories, ILFU will bring together exceptional writers and thinkers from around the world. Meet your favourite authors, discover new voices, and find inspiration in their literary perspective on the world. And don’t be surprised to come home with a stack of new books.
The festival programme for last year’s Exploring Stories event was such a success that we decided to add an extra day this year. Now we can devote even more attention to all the authors and the important topics they bring with them. On Saturday, 28 September, the four stages at TivoliVredenburg will host conversations with writers of fiction and non-fiction, journalists, politicians, poets and philosophers. They will come together to talk about the pressing issues of our time, including (hidden) perspectives on contemporary conflicts, anthropocentrism, racism, femicide, transphobia and social inequality. Saturday will be devoted to political and social issues and all their many layers.
Sunday’s programme will focus entirely on the theme of ‘Nature’s Narrative’, when we will delve into the big question of whether humans’ voices can speak on behalf of other entities.
Throughout the weekend-long event, visitors can browse the many book stalls, enjoy a drink or a bite to eat, and join one of the signing sessions in the festival plaza.
English talks on Sunday 29
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Tijs Goldschmidt and Elizabeth O’Connor, on how human and animal species shape and change one another
How large is your biotope? And how does it change? When does it change? And under what influence?
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Flock Together (Ollie Olanipekun and Nadeem Perera): birding collective for persons of colour – conversation with Babs Gons
Who is nature for? How accessible is a large, green park or a forest full of woodpeckers, martens and deer? Anyone can walk through, so it would be easy to think that they’re accessible to all.
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Chihiro Geuzebroek - Losing yourself in fungi: the Indigenous cosmological vision of ecological interconnectedness
Do climate activists all share the same world view? Or can Chihiro Geuzebroek offer us a completely unfamiliar perspective on ecological interconnectedness.
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Ticket prices
Regular weekend ticket: €35
Regular day ticket: €22.50
Weekend ticket <25 yr, student, CJP, U-pas: €20
Day ticket <25 yr, student, CJP, U-pas: €12.50
ILFU Members receive a 20% discount on the regular ticket price.
We Are Public members free, reserve your ticket on the WAP website
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