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2017 meetings
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Updated 14 February 2017. John Clarke on Whatever happened to truth? The strange case of a lost ideal. Post-truth is in the news these days. What does it mean, and should we be worried about it? The talk will open up a discussion of contemporary concerns about truth, and of the philosophical arguments that lie behind the quest for truth. Of Steve Smith will talk on 'Well-Being and Self-Interest: Personal Identity, Parfit, and Conflicting Attitudes to Time in Liberal Theory and Social Welfare Practice'.
2013 meetings
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John Clarke on 'Culture: What is it? What is its value'. A discussion of issues concerning culture following a recent series of broadcasts on Radio 4 produced by Melvin Bragg. John Clarke on 'Russell and Wittgenstein: Makers and Shakers of Modern Philosophy'. An examination of the ideas of and relationship between Russell and Wittgenstein, and their contribution to 20th century Anglo-American philosophy. Gideon Calder on 'Richard Rorty, Pragmatism and the Unfamiliar'. Explorations of Human Identity'.
2014 meetings
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On "Discussion of Rupert Sheldrake's Book The Science Delusion". Rupert Sheldrake is a biologist and a controversial thinker who in this recent book challenges orthodox beliefs about the nature and scope of scientific knowledge. He argues that science is unnecessarily limited by assumptions that have hardened into dogmas, for example that reality is purely physical, that nature is a kind of machine, that consciousness is a brain process, that free will is an illusion. On "Myth, metaphor and reality".
History of Ideas
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Updated 14 February 2017. The History of Ideas. Here are some relevant links to the BBC Radio 4 Programme In our Time in which Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the history of ideas.
2015 meetings
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On Liberté: reflections on the crisis in France'. Recent events in France raise important philosophical questions, above all about the concept of liberty, about secularism, and about the relationship between conflicting values and worldviews, so I thought it appropriate that we should discuss these issues at the meeting on the 20th January. The topic I announced on 'Transhumanism, a philosophy of the future' will be postponed to a suitable date - in the future. On What is Education for? The American phil...
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How to find us. Skip Gardens to see Other Attractions. In the local area. Good teas at Tintern Railway Station. Wyndcliffe Court Sculpture Gardens. More good lunch and tea in beautiful tearoom:. A beautiful Arts and Crafts garden, now with added sculpture – new exhibitions several times a season and all items for sale. Also small and interesting shop plus gallery. Five minutes from Veddw and the. Place for your lunch or tea. Am in the process of sampling the cakes – all amazing so far. An improving garde...
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Philosophers, Monks, Poets and Painters. Seeking solitude and mountains, came to Tintern from Cîteaux, near Dijon in eastern France in 1131 AD. Tintern Abbey was the first of 13 Cistercian monasteries, founded in Wales between 1131 and 1226. The monasteries were dissolved by King Henry VIII with authority from the. Passed by Parliament in 1534. Henry disposed of the assets to fund his military campaigns in the 1540s. Some 250 years later William Wordsworth. Which outline his general philosophy of nature.
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