Lecture Prof. Holm-Hadulla
Ponencia “The Creative Transformation of Despair, Hatred and Violence - What we can learn from Pop-Icons like Madonna and Mick Jagger“, prof. dr. Holm-Hadulla
Prof. dr. Rainer Holm-Hadulla, profesor de Medicina Psicoterapéutica, Universidad de Heidelberg y Miembro Honorario Extranjero de la Academia Chilena de Medicina. La ponencia tuvo lugar el 2 de mayo en el Heidelberg Center para América Latina y contó con la presencia del Vicerrector de Asuntos Internacionales de la Universidad de Heidelberg, prof. dr. Weller.
Les compartimos un breve resumen de su presentación, video y algunas fotografías del encuentro:
The Creative Transformation of Despair, Hate and Violence - What we can learn from Pop-Icons like Madonna and Amy Winehouse, Jim Morrison and Mick Jagger“
Creativity is an elixir of life and at the same time a continuous challenge. Before we immerse ourselves in life and work of prominent Pop-Icons we are familiarized with the »Big Five of Creativity«: Gifts and talents (1), skills and knowledge (2), motivation and discipline (3), openness and resilience (4), nurturing and challenging environments (5). These principles of creativity always interact and can lead to a creative transformation of despair, hate and violence. Using the examples of Madonna and Amy Winehouse, Jim Morrison and Mick Jagger it is shown how the creative transformation can succeed but also how it can fail. Finally, every day and extraordinary creativity are described as elementary means to lead a fulfilling personal life in social responsibility.
Rainer Matthias Holm-Hadulla, MD is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist and psychoanalyst (IPA). He researches and teaches at the University of Heidelberg and at Centers for Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies, and as a visiting professor at the Universidad de Chile. He also teaches at the Pop-Academy Baden-Württemberg and at various psychotherapeutic training institutes. He leads the Heidelberg Institute for Coaching (hic). His books and articles deal mainly with the topics creativity, intelligence and psychotherapy. His current book is entitled “The creative transformation of despair, hate and violence – What we can learn from Madonna, Mick Jagger & Co.” (Springer International, 2023).
