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ra koje su pozvane da slušaju predavanja najpoznatijih savremenih fiiozofa, sociologa, psihoanalitičara, ekonomista, književnika, koji na različite načine govore o današnjem trenutku i predlažu i promišljaju društvene reforme. Publika se u ovom slučaju ne tretira kao nemi posmatrač događaja već kao aktivni učesnik u javnoj debati koja se otvara nakon svakog predavanja. U prethodnih nekoliko sezona na „Filozofskom teatru" u Beogradu gostovali su italijanski filozof Franko „Bifo" Berardi, britanski pisac Tarik Ali, hrvatski filozof Boris Buden, benediktanska časna sestra Tereza Furkadas, madarski filozof G. M. Tamaš i, putem video-linka, osnivač Vikiliksa Džulijan Asanž. Ovo će biti prvo izdanje „Filozofskog teatra" u kome će fokus biti pozorište, a reditelj Oliver Frljić i filozof i aktivista Srećko Horvat govoriće o odnosu pozorišta i trenutne društvenopolitičke realnosti.
SREĆKO HORVAT, filozof poreklom iz Hrvatske, ali bez stalne adrese i prebivališta. Objavio je više od deset knjiga prevedenih na vise od 15 jezika. Njegove najnovije objavljene knjige su Subversion! (Zero Books, 2017) - Subverzija!] The Radicality of Love (Polity, 2015) - Radikalnost ljubavf, Welcome to the Desert of Post-Socialism: Radical Politics after Yugoslavia (sa Igorom Štiksom, Verso, 2015) - Dobro došli u pustinju postsocijalizma: What Does Europe Want? (sa Slavojem Žižekom, Columbia University Press, 2014) - Šta Evropa želi?. Redovno objavljuje za časopise The Guardian i Der Spiegel, daje izjave za Al Jazeeru i mnoge druge svetske medije. Bio je jedan od osnivača Subversive festivala u Hrvatskoj (od 2008-2013), a trenutno uređuje i vodi „Filozofski teatar" pri HNK (od 2014), te je zajedno sa bivšim ministrom finansija Grčke Janusom Varufakisom aktivan u pokretu Demokratija u Evropl (DiEM2S).
listen to lectures by renowned contemporary philosophers, sociologists, psychoanalysts, economists, literary authors, who in various ways approach contemporary moment and suggest and consider social reforms. The audience are not treated as silent observers but as active participants in the open discussions encouraged after each lecture. Until now, the "Philosophical Theatre” has hosted Italian philosopher Franco “Bifo" Berardi, British writer Tariq AM, Croatian philosopher Boris Buden, Benedictine nun Teresa Forcades, Hungarian philosopher G. M. Tamas and, via video link, the founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange. This will be the first edition of "Philosophical Theatre” which focuses on theatre, and director Oliver Frijić, and philosopher and activist Srećko Horvat will discuss the relationship between theatre and the current social and political reality.
SREĆKO HORVAT is a philosopher from Croatia but without permanent address and residence. He has published more than ten books which have been translated into more than 15 languages. His recent books are Subversion! (Zero Books, 2017); The Radicality of Love (Polity, 2015); Welcome to the Desert of Post-Socialism: Radical Politics after Yugoslavia (with Igor Štiks, Verso, 2015); What Does Europe Want? (with Slavoj Žižek, Columbia University Press, 2014). He is a regular contributor to The Guardian and Der Spiegel, makes statements for A / Jazeera and other world media. He was a co-founder of Subversive festival in Croatia (2008-2013), and is currently coordinating and moderating "Philosopical Theatre" at HNK (since 2014). Together with the former finance minister of Greece, Yanis Varoufakis, he is an active member in the Democracy in Europe (DiEM2S) movement.
'biografiju Olivera Frljića možete pronaći na strgni 45
'please find Oliver Frljić 's biography on page 4-
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