External Circle Season Final Pilpul on Philosophy
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We have heard and talked so much about philosophical problems this season, that perhaps the time has come before the summer farewell, in a festive frame, to talk about philosophy itself. As a series of philosophical programs or a group of students with an opaque structure, of course, we must constantly ask ourselves the questions of where we think philosophy is going today, to whom we speak when we do philosophy (or organize philosophical programs), what we learn and teach, or what we should really learn and teach when we enter our department or the Grand.
Pilpul is a method of talmudic discussion, which instead of a simple and logical commentary, focuses on spicy and daring mind gymnastics, unexpected and peppery sharpness. It is likely that there will be little talk of Scripture and Talmud, but we hope for the rest. The programme will, exceptionally, consist exclusively of an open debate between the members of the audience (which, therefore, is no longer an audience), which will be organised by questions such as those mentioned earlier but more imaginative.
All in all, we are talking about the end of the semester raging: a residential meeting about philosophy, moderately satisfied, so with reflexive people.
The program will begin at 6:30 p.m., half an hour later.