Presentations

comiText explains connections and backgrounds

You are interested in international politics but despite the plethora of information do not see the connections any more. comiText offers presentations that explain in a compact form the background to the most important conflicts in the world. You have the impression that the most important newspapers disseminate an increasingly unified view of some matter. comiText presents the facts as they are and represents a view that can be used in any subsequent discussion.

comiText corrects popular misconceptions

Is Islam a religion that calls for terrorism? Is compulsory celibacy the cause for the scandal of paedophilia in the Catholic Church? Is capital punishment still justified in modern society? On such matters the necessary expertise is often lacking in the media. comiText explains the connections so that a more informed debate can be pursued. What does «Left» and «Right» mean in politics? Is this division now obsolete and purely a relic from the cold war? What does the middle way offer? comiText explains the concepts using examples from the past and present.

comiText teaches exactitude in political and societal thought

Can one compare Hitler with Stalin? What is the heart of the comparison, what is comparable and what is not? comiText shows in presentations why such comparisons so frequently are the starting point leading to bitter hostility. What is an extremist or fundamentalist? Where are the boundaries to be drawn between a still acceptable viewpoint and reprehensible convictions? comiText seeks to establish clarity and in a presentation draws together points of view. What is the difference between Religion, Philosophy and Weltanschauung? It is not always clear where the boundaries lie, despite some criteria for differences. comiText presents the criteria and makes itself available for discussion.