Curated exhibitions · ATLAS 260

Curated exhibitions

Three thematic rooms invite source-led exploration. Each station connects a question with a complete Atlas profile.

• 4 stations

  When images guide thought

  A metaphor can open up a connection while concealing alternatives. This exhibition moves from linguistic transfer to the question of what a compelling representation actually establishes.

  When does an image help us understand, and when does its vividness replace a reason?

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  Who may speak, and who is heard?

  Linguistic forms can enable access, set expectations and distribute recognition. These stations invite a distinction between power, authority and register in concrete conversations.

  Which linguistic conditions make reasoned disagreement possible?

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  From persuasion to reasoned judgement

  An argument can be persuasive and still contain a gap. These stations move from claim and reason through the structure of an inference to what remains open.

  Which reasons support a judgement, and under which conditions must it be revised?

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The thematic sequence is editorial. It creates no additional catalogue relations and does not replace source examination.