How can the conversational method of emotion networking help in situations where mutual understanding is no longer possible or the conversation seems to be stuck? In this article, Rosa Mul and Limor Reshef explore how emotion networking can also be valuable in providing insight into emotions surrounding themes such as (historical) injustice, recognition, and justice. They organized two sessions with students at the UvH on the genocide in Palestine and share their insights.
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In commemoration culture, an unanimous perspective increasingly prevails. Nicole Immler and Limor Reshef see in their three generation Holocaust research a great need for more multivoicedness, including within ourselves. They argue that learning to see one’s own dialogical self is the precondition for dialogue and connecting people.
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Limor Reshef and Nicole Immler wrote about how conversation with Holocaust survivors and their families revealed that the meaning of recognition clearly differs between generations and how important it is to take different needs into account.
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