Welcome & Introduction

• Esther Möller
• Sylvia Kesper-Biermann
• Katharina Stornig

Room: 005 Sylvia Kesper-Biermann (Hamburg), Esther Möller (München), Katharina Stornig (Giessen)

PANEL 1: SITES OF EMOTIONAL EDUCATION

• Katharina Stornig
• Emily Manktelow
• Carola Groppe
• Patrick Bühler

Room: 005 Chair: Patrick Bühler (Solothurn) Presenters: Carola Groppe (Hamburg): Empathy in Families. The Education of Children and Adolescents in German Bourgeois Families in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Emily Manktelow (London): Affecting Empathy. Empathy in the Family in the Colonial Missionary World Katharina Stornig (Giessen): Christian Associations, Families and the Emergence of the Charitable Child

KEYNOTE

• Ute Frevert

Room: 005 Ute Frevert: Historicizing Empathy and and Education Universität Hamburg, Von-Melle-Park 8, Anna-Siemens-Hörsaal

CURRENT PERSPECTIVES

• Holger Schoneville
• Fabian Kessel

Room: 005 Fabian Kessel (Wuppertal/Innsbruck) / Holger Schoneville (Hamburg): The New Charity Economy - Emotions in the Structural Transformation of Welfare State Arrangements

PANEL 2: EMPATHY IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND SOCIAL REFORM

• Maria Lucenti
• Susan Lanzoni
• Stella Maria Frei

Room: 005 Presenters: Maria Lucenti (Hamburg): Developing Empathy in Religion Education. From the "big six" to Worldviews Stella Maria Frei (Giessen): To "Help That Great Orphan - Humanity": Empathy as an Instruction in Welfare after WW II Susan Lanzoni (Boston): Creating Empathic Connections across Cultural and Racial Barriers in Mid-Century America

PANEL 3: EMPATHY AND THE PROFESSIONS

• Till Kössler
• Sarah Chaney
• Rob Boddice
• Sandra Schnädelbach

Room: 005 Chair: Till Kössler (Halle-Wittenberg) Presenters: Sarah Chaney (London): “Tyranny on the wards”: Establishing Empathy in British Nursing Education, 1900–1939 Sandra Schnädelbach (Düsseldorf)): Empathy as a Tool for Social Change? German Judges and Legal Practice in the Light of Reform Movements around 1900 Rob Boddice (Tampere): The Politics of Commiseration: Medical Authority, Intersubjectivity, and the Experience of Pain

PANEL 4: POLITICS AND ETABLISHING EMPATHY

• Riley Linebaugh
• Katharina Stornig
• Dolores Martín Moruno
• Joseph Ben Prestel
• Emmanuel Delille

Room: 005 Chair: Katharina Stornig (Giessen) Presenters: Emmanuel Delille (Mainz): Empathy, Choice and National Solidarities in the Testimonies of Deported Physicians Joseph Ben Prestel (Berlin): The Palestine Solidarity Movement in West Germany and the Politics of Suffering Riley Linebaugh (Mainz/Giessen): The Consequences of Imperial Empathy during the British End of Empire Dolores Martín Moruno (Geneva): Is the organisation Sea-Watch our contemporary 'University of Empathy'?

Concluding Remarks and Final Discussion

• Esther Möller
• Sylvia Kesper-Biermann

Room: 005 Sylvia Kesper-Biermann & Esther Möller