Lesung und Gespräch mit Kim de l'Horizon zu «Blutbuch»
Admission CHF 20, for members of the Women's Centre CHF 10
Date
25. November 2026
Reading & Discussion - organized by the Women's Center Glarus and the Anna Göldi Museum
In our search for our identity, we often end up with our own family. Transgenerational trauma, the unconscious transmission of unprocessed psychological stress to subsequent generations, has increasingly become the focus of scientific research in recent years.
To kick off the 16 Days against Gender-Based Violence, Kim de l'Horizon will read from the novel "Blutbuch" (2022), which won the German and Swiss Book Prizes.
In conversation with Prof. Dr. Andrea Abraham, an expert on intergenerational trauma in families, the focus is on "family secrets that hang like clouds of fog over and between the generations".
The occasion is a cooperation with the Glarus Women's Centre.
To kick off the 16 Days against Gender-Based Violence, Kim de l'Horizon will read from the novel "Blutbuch" (2022), which won the German and Swiss Book Prizes.
In conversation with Prof. Dr. Andrea Abraham, an expert on intergenerational trauma in families, the focus is on "family secrets that hang like clouds of fog over and between the generations".
The occasion is a cooperation with the Glarus Women's Centre.
Additional info
| Duration | 2 hours |
- Implementation time/s
- Not carried out
Contact
Admission CHF 20, for members of the Women's Centre CHF 10
Date
25. November 2026
Locations
Ennenda
New in the historic Hänggiturm in Glarus/Ennenda
The modern and recently reconceptualised museum is devoted to the tragic fate of Anna Göldi. Executed by the sword in 1782, the museum focuses on the subject of human rights.
Its centrepiece is the incredibly well-documented trial, specifically the torture accounts. Guided by this, visitors wander from one thematic island to the next: Witchcraft, Networks of Power, Enlightenment, Publicity, Culture of Remembering, Rehabilitation.
Human Rights Then and Now
The modern and recently reconceptualised museum is devoted to the tragic fate of Anna Göldi. Executed by the sword in 1782, the museum focuses on the subject of human rights.
Its centrepiece is the incredibly well-documented trial, specifically the torture accounts. Guided by this, visitors wander from one thematic island to the next: Witchcraft, Networks of Power, Enlightenment, Publicity, Culture of Remembering, Rehabilitation.
Human Rights Then and Now