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Philosophy Symposium: “Vulnerable Humanity, Predictable Machines” (Part 3)

The Myrna Loy Center 15 N. Ewing, Helena, MT, United States

Co-Directed/Hosted by Marisa Diaz-Waian, M.A. (Founder & Executive Director, Merlin CCC),  Tim Holmes, M.F.A. (Local & Internationally-Renowned Artist), Pastor Russ Danaher (Pastor & ADA Coordinator, Montana Department of Corrections), and Ross Peter Nelson, M.F.A. (Playwright & Software Engineer) this interactive Q & A-style symposium is part 3 (of a 3-part…

$8.00

Philosophy Walk (Part 1 of 3 – Fall Series)

Merlin Nature Preserve 6042 Lincoln Road West, Helena, MT, United States

***OUR SEPT. 9TH PHILOSOPHY WALK IS OFFICIALLY FULL.*** Please join us on Sunday, September 9th from 10am-1pm for the first in our Fall-Winter philosophy walk series in conjunction with our Fall-Winter Philosophy Symposium Series about the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship. This walk will explore the topic of public vs. private…

Free

Philosophy Symposium: “The Environment, Ethics & Stewardship” (Part 1)

Carroll College - Simperman Hall (Wiegand Amphitheater) 1601 N. Benton, Helena, MT, United States

This interactive Q & A-style symposium is part 1 (of a 3-part series) on the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship and features a distinguished panel of invited guest speakers from a variety of disciplines. This evening symposium will be held in the Campus Center (CUBE) at Carroll College.  Invited speakers…

Philosophy Walk (Part 2 of 3 – Fall Series)

Merlin Nature Preserve 6042 Lincoln Road West, Helena, MT, United States

Please join us on Saturday, November 10th on Merlin Nature Preserve for the second in our Fall-Winter philosophy walk series in conjunction with our Fall-Winter Philosophy Symposium Series about the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship. This walk will explore the topic of landowner/steward-wildlife and habitat relationships, including agricultural and ranching relationships.…

Free

Philosophy Symposium: “The Environment, Ethics & Stewardship” (Part 2)

Carroll College - Simperman Hall (Wiegand Amphitheater) 1601 N. Benton, Helena, MT, United States

This interactive Q & A-style symposium is part 2 (of a 3-part series) on the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship and features a distinguished panel of invited guest speakers from a variety of disciplines. This evening symposium will be held at Carroll College.  Invited speakers will briefly address the theme…

Free

Philosophy Workshop: Ethical Living Through Self-Knowledge

Reeder's Alley Interpretive & Convention Center 101 Reeder's Alley, Helena, MT, United States

Philosophers of the ancient world consistently describe understanding ourselves and our place in the wider world as one of the first steps toward living well. In this 3-hour workshop led by scholar and special guest, David Nowakowski, PhD, we'll look at some of insights provided by Ancient Greek thinkers concerning questions of self, free-will, responsibility, happiness, and more. Select readings and activities inspired by the Epicurean, Stoic, and Platonist traditions will be examined and applied with the aim of introducing participants to a variety of philosophical perspectives on "knowing thyself" and practical tools for living well.

Free

Philosophy Symposium: “The Environment, Ethics & Stewardship” (Part 3)

Carroll College - Simperman Hall (Wiegand Amphitheater) 1601 N. Benton, Helena, MT, United States

This interactive Q & A-style symposium is part 3 (of a 3-part series) on the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship and features a distinguished panel of invited guest speakers from a variety of disciplines. This evening symposium will be held at Carroll College.  Invited speakers will briefly address the theme…

Free

Philosophy Walk (Part 3 of 3 – Fall Series

Ten Mile Creek Park 1505 Williams Street (near Fort Harrison), Helena, MT, United States

Please join us on Sunday, March 24th from 10am-1pm for the third in our Fall-Winter philosophy walk series in conjunction with our Fall-Winter Philosophy Symposium Series about the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship. This walk will explore the topic of current & future environmental and conservation challenges. Guest Speakers/Co-Philosophers-on-Trail:  Thomas Baumeister,…

Free

Philosophy Workshop: The Life of Virtue — Lessons from Greek Philosophy

Reeder's Alley (Caretaker's Lawn) 119 Reeder's Alley, Helena, MT, United States

In this 3.5-hour “philosophy as a way of life”-inspired workshop led by philosopher David Nowakowski, PhD we’ll look at what it might mean to live a life of virtue and flourish. Select readings and activities inspired by numerous ancient (and some contemporary) thinkers will be examined and applied with the aim of introducing participants to a variety of philosophical perspectives on virtuous living and practical tools for living well.   No background in philosophy is required to participate in this workshop. FREE. All ages welcome. $20 Suggested donation. Light snacks & iced tea provided. Space is limited. 

Free

Philosophy Walk

Waterline Trailhead Helena, MT, United States

Please join us for our mid-morning philosophy walk on Saturday, August 3rd from 9am-12pm.  Topic:  Reconnecting with Nature. Special guest speakers/philosophers-on-trail -- Ryan Aikin (Grants Manager, Youth Homes & Humanitarian) & Henry Kramer (2019 Merlin Student Fellow & Philosopher, University of Montana Missoula). This walk will be a casual, free-flowing conversation about…

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Philosophy Walk – Missoula

Nine Mile Community Center 25620 9 Mile Road, Huson, MT, United States

Please join us for our evening philosophy walk on Sunday, August 4th from 5:30pm-8:30pm.  Topic:  Reconnecting with Nature.  Special guest speakers/philosophers-on-trail -- Ryan Aikin (Volunteer & Strategist, Merlin CCC, Grants Manager, Youth Homes & Humanitarian) & Henry Kramer (2019 Merlin Student Fellow & Philosopher, University of Montana Missoula). This walk will…

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Ancient Greek Insights for Today’s America: A Philosophical Conversation

Carroll College -- (Sage Room 235) Corette Library 1601 N. Benton, Helena, MT, United States

Sponsored by the Carroll College Philosophy Department and Merlin CCC, this evening program will be an informal conversation about greek philosophical insights and how they relate to can help us navigate our everyday lived experiences. Guest participants will be provided with set questions/topics, not as a debate, but rather as an illuminating conversation. Barry Ferst (Professor of Philosophy, Carroll College) will be serving as the moderator and will aide in directing discussion.

Free
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