Cambridge – Germany in Text and Context

We’re thrilled to announce that Şeyda Kurt, international bestselling author, will kick off the public reading series Germany in Text and Context.

Her book Hate explores the radical power of hatred: who is allowed to hate, how it shapes society, and how it can fuel resistance in a capitalist, racist, and patriarchal world?

The discussion will be moderated by literary scholar Dr Dîlan Canan Çakir and will include short readings, conversation, and audience dialogue. This event is in English.

Whether you are a keen reader, interested in Germany, or simply enjoy thoughtful discussion, this event offers an engaging way to discover how literature opens up conversations about the world we live in today.

Join us for this lively exchange on the political dimension of emotions!