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At the lecture, visitors could learn about Pythagorean philosophical thought, which has been woven into the cultural achievements of European nations since its very beginning until today. The Pythagorean basic […] The post Lecture about Pythagoras (Varaždin, Croatia) appeared first on Acropolis
New Acropolis center in Pasadena assembled to commemorate a pre-Thanksgiving celebration intertwined with the spirit of Philosophy Day. Our gathering constituted a harmonious fusion of gratitude and animated philosophical discourse. […] The post World Philosophy Day (Pasadena, USA) appeared first on Acropolis
On the day Czech children return to the school, New Acropolis Hradec Králové organized a puppet theatre for them in a local park. A play was about naughty baby goats […] The post Puppet theatre about little goats (Hradec Králové, Czech Republic) appeared first on Acropolis
On the occasion of World Philosophy Day, the Athens and Thessaloniki branches organized events under the theme “The Wheel of Philosophers” and held presentations with the title “Philosophy in Practice”, […] The post World Philosophy Day (Athens, Thessaloniki, Greece) appeared first on Acropolis
New Acropolis celebrated World Philosophy Day at its Main Centre in the city, an event attended by over 80 people. Under the theme “Victory of Light over Darkness,” inspired by […] The post World Philosophy Day 2023 – Panel Discussion on Philosophy’s Role in a Brighter World (Mumbai, India) appeared first on Acropolis
Volunteers in Warsaw organized a week-long workshop on “7 Principles of Stoicism” to promote Philosophy in Action. Participants had the opportunity to learn the difference between fantasy and imagination, had […] The post World Philosophy Day (Warsaw, Poland) appeared first on Acropolis
The highly topical topic of “AI & Humanity” interested more people than the House of Philosophy could hold! For the panel discussion on the handling, opportunities and risks of artificial […] The post Long Night of Philosophy 2023 (Klagenfurt, Austria) appeared first on Acropolis