Philosophy Symposiums
Events
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Philosophy Symposium: On Policy, Philosophy & the Environment
Lewis & Clark Library (Large Community Room) 120 S. Last Chance Gulch, Helena, Montana, United StatesIn this mini-symposium facilitated by community philosopher Marisa Diaz-Waian we'll talk with guest panelists involved with the release of book A Watershed Moment: The American West in the Age of Limits about philosophy, policy, and the environment. Topics explored will range from environmental justice and conservation policy (Evelyn Brister) to market solutions for conservation on private lands (Travis Brammer). The symposium will be structured in a way that allows ample time for community Q & A. Learn more & RSVP here.
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Philosophy Walk: On Civil Disobedience
Missouri River Beaver Creek Trail (Hauser Dam Trail) Helena, MT, United StatesIn Thoreau's essay Civil Disobedience, Thoreau takes the position that unjust laws exist. But does that mean we should be content to obey them? What are the alternatives? Amend them and obey until we have succeeded? Transgress them at once? In this walk on civil disobedience led by community philosopher Mitch Conway we’ll explore how we might respond to the world in cases of injustice? Learn more & RSVP here.
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Hayride Philosophy Walk: On Story & Meaning (*NO MORE SEATS LEFT*)
Merlin Nature Preserve 6042 Lincoln Road West, Helena, Montana, United StatesJoin long-time interpretive professionals Ken Soderberg & Darby Bramble for a hayride philosophy walk where we'll examine how we perceive and come to know and understand the world by way of interpretation. Using interpretive principles and sensory exploration, we'll connect with the landscape and one another while we identify and explore meaning and connection with the world around us. Learn more & RSVP here.
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Philosophy Symposium: On Growth Policy, Wildlife & the Environment
Lewis & Clark Library (Large Community Room) 120 S. Last Chance Gulch, Helena, Montana, United StatesIn this mini-symposium in collaboration with Lewis & Lclark Library, and facilitated by community philosopher Marisa Diaz-Waian, we'll talk with guest panelists and authors Christopher Preston & Robert Frideman about growth policy and development, wildlife, and the environment. The symposium will be structured in a way that allows ample time for community Q & A, as well as an opportunity to mingle with the authors/scholars after the community conversation. FREE & open to the public. Learn more & RSVP here!
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