Can artificial intelligence hold its own against philosophers in a debate? Do people have the right to be unproductive? Who are the true philosophers? And have you heard of “pop-Stoicism”?
On 19 April, a new series of events begins at the Passage of Dialogue (Przejście Dialogu) – “Philosophical Survival School”, created in cooperation between the Wrocław Centre for Social Development (WCRS) and the Applied Philosophy Student Research Group at the University of Wrocław.
Philosophical Survival School: about the project
“Philosophical Survival School” is an initiative for everyone who is looking for philosophical sensitivity in getting to know themselves and the world around them, and who would like to share their experience. The meetings are aimed at all philosophy lovers and anyone who would like to explore its secrets in the context of everyday life.
Topics:
19.04 (Friday) 18:00 | “Pop-Stoicism”: a useful phenomenon or the decline of philosophy?
26.04 (Friday) 18:00 | The ethical and social consequences of believing that there is no free will.
1.06 (Saturday) 13:00 | Do people have the right to feel sad and be unproductive?
14.06 (Friday) 18:00 | Have true philosophers died out?
5.07 (Friday) 18:00 | Human vs. ChatGPT – can artificial intelligence hold its own against philosophers in a debate?
26.07 (Friday) 18:00 | The pursuit of immortality. Should we want to stop the ageing process?
The lectures will take place in the municipal space in the centre of Wrocław, the Passage of Dialogue, ul. Świdnicka 19 (underground passage).
Free admission, no registration required!
