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Applying Philosophy

A series of public programs to foster discussion of philosophically significant issues of the day

Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. • 2006-2007

UNCA Kellogg Center • 11 Broyles Road • Hendersonville

Philosophy isn't just for academics and the great thinkers--it's for everyone.  Please join us for thought-provoking exchanges on issues that have philosophical implications for all of us.  A $5 donation will be requested at the door.  For more information, call Gordon Wilson, chair of the UNCA Philosophy Department, 828/251-6349.

GREAT QUOTES II

2006-2007

Sept. 5: The U.S. Constitution
“A constitution cannot prevent change; indeed by permitting an appeal to the constitution, the discretion of the court is increased and change made possible.” E. Levi
Brian Butler
UNCA 

Oct. 3: Putnam on Skepticism
“We aren’t brains in a vat” H. Putnam
Keya Maitra
UNCA

Nov. 7: “Being is the Being of beings” M. Heidegger
Duane Davis
UNCA


Dec. 5: Imperialism: Athenean and Otherwise
“Not by receiving kindness but by doing it to others do we acquire friends” Thucydides
Sophie Mills
UNCA


Jan. 16: Promise Keeping in Ethics
“…a wise prince cannot and should not keep his pledge when it is against his interest to do so and when his reasons for making the pledge are no longer operative” N. Machiavelli
Charles Rowe


Feb. 6: God’s Non-Existence
“The concept of God is a human invention”
John Henderson


Mar. 13: Confucianism
“The wise find joy in water, the benevolent find joy in mountains” Confucius
Grant Hardy
UNCA


Apr. 3: Common law and the creation of American identity in the early republic
“…interwoven with the very idiom that we speak.”
Ellen Pearson
UNCA 


May 1:
Student presentation

 

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