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Sacrifice - Laurie Taylor explores the many meanings of the term. Terry Eagleton, Distinguished Professor of Literature at the University of Lancaster, argues that sacrifice has a bad press in the modern age. The notion of giving anything up fails to appeal in a world devoted to self-fulfilment. But is there more to sacrifice than burnt offerings and self-denial? Can it ever be radical? Also, Chetan Bhatt, Director for the Centre on Human Rights at the LSE, examines the idea of sacrifice as invoked by Salafi-Jihadist suicide bombers. Does the inherently de secular nature of sacrifice inevitably pose the risk of promoting political violence? Producer: Jayne Egerton.

We all have origin stories and identity myths, our tribal narratives that give us a sense of security and belonging. But sometimes our small-group identities can keep us from connecting with humanity as a whole -- and even keep us even from seeing others as human. In a powerful talk about how we understand who we are, Chetan Bhatt challenges us to think creatively about each other and our future. As he puts it: it's time to change the question from "Where are you from?" to "Where are you going?" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We all have origin stories and identity myths, our tribal narratives that give us a sense of security and belonging. But sometimes our small-group identities can keep us from connecting with humanity as a whole -- and even keep us from seeing others as human. In a powerful talk about how we understand who we are, Chetan Bhatt challenges us to think creatively about each other and our future. As he puts it: it's time to change the question from "Where are you from?" to "Where are you going?"

우리는 모두 기원 설화와 정체성 신화 그리고 우리에게 안도감과 소속감을 주는 집단적 해석을 가지고 있습니다. 하지만 가끔은 우리의 작은 집단의 정체성들은 우리를 인류 전체와 연결되는 것을 막기도 합니다. 그리고 다른 이들을 사람으로 보는 것을 막습니다. 자신을 이해하는 방법에 대한 강력한 연설에서 체탄 바트는 서로와 우리의 미래에 대해 창의적으로 생각하게 합니다. 그가 말하듯이, 이제는 "당신는 어디 출신인가?"에서 "당신은 어디로 가고 있는가?"로 질문을 바꿀 시간입니다.

Todos nós temos histórias de origem, mitos de identidade e narrativas tribais que nos dão um senso de segurança e pertencimento. Mas às vezes nossas identidades minoritárias evitam que nos conectemos com a humanidade como um todo -- e evitam até mesmo que vejamos uns aos outros como seres humanos. Numa poderosa palestra sobre quem somos nós, Chetan Bhatt nos desafia a pensar criativamente uns sobre os outros e o nosso futuro. Como ele mesmo diz, é hora de mudar a pergunta "De onde você é?" para "Para onde você está indo?"

Todos tenemos historias de origen y mitos de identidad, nuestras narrativas tribales que nos dan una sensación de seguridad y pertenencia. Pero a veces nuestras identidades de pequeños grupos pueden evitar que nos conectemos con la humanidad como un todo, e incluso nos impiden ver a los demás como humanos. En una charla potente acerca de cómo entendemos quiénes somos, Chetan Bhatt nos desafía a pensarnos con creatividad unos a otros y a pensar nuestro futuro. Como él dice: es hora de cambiar la pregunta de "¿De dónde eres?" por la de "¿A dónde vas?"

Nous avons tous des histoires originelles et des mythes à propos de notre identité, des récits tribaux qui nous apportent un sentiment de sécurité et d'appartenance. Mais parfois nos identités de petits groupes peuvent nous empêcher de nous connecter à l'humanité dans sa globalité – et vont jusqu'à nous empêcher de considérer les autres comme des humains. Dans une intervention puissante qui parle de la façon dont nous comprenons notre identité, Chetan Bhatt nous met au défi de penser aux autres et au futur de façon créative. Comme il le dit lui-même : il est temps de passer du « d'où venez-vous ? » au « où allez-vous ? ».