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SUMMARY:Revolutionary Pessimism
DESCRIPTION:Simone Weil's Antifascist Politics- Scott Ritner\, drawing form
  his book\, due out this November\, will examine Simone Weil's critique of 
 the State\, her resistance to formal institutions and the intellectual trad
 itions that shaped her political thought.
LOCATION:Ruane Center for the Humanities\, Providence\, RI 02908\, USA
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SUMMARY:Restless Freedom: Aristotle on the Pleasant Work of Liberal Inquiry
DESCRIPTION:Jonathan Buttaci is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the
  Catholic University of America\, where he is also a Senior Fellow at the J
 ames Cardinal Gibbons Institute for Human Ecology. His research focuses on
  Ancient Greek accounts of mind\, knowledge\, and education. He has also w
 ritten and presented on later authors who engage with these themes\, for e
 xample\, Augustine\, John Henry Newman\, and Peter Geach. He is currently w
 riting a book exploring how Aristotle’s treatment of myth\, imitation\, a
 nd poetry can help us understand his account of theoretical learning and i
 nquiry. Among other things\, this project reveals a deeper affinity betwee
 n Plato and Aristotle than has been appreciated\, both on the topic of imit
 ative poetry and in their accounts of learning more generally.
LOCATION:Barnini Conference Room\, Harkins Hall
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SUMMARY:Philosophy Cafe
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Philosophy Café: Conversations with the Chair\, a 
 casual and relaxed gathering for Philosophy students\, faculty\, and anyone
  curious about philosophy.Stop by to enjoy some snacks\, meet faculty and f
 ellow students\, and join an informal conversation about philosophy\, big q
 uestions\, or whatever is on your mind. It’s also a great opportunity to 
 learn more about the Philosophy major and minor options and ask questions a
 bout studying philosophy at Providence College.No preparation or philosophy
  experience needed. Just come by\, grab a snack\, and join the conversation
 !
LOCATION:St.Catherine of Siena Hall\, Providence\, RI 02908\, USA
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SUMMARY:The Dominicans in Cairo: Christian-Muslim Dialogue & a Mission of L
 earning
DESCRIPTION:Fr. Mateus Domingues da Silva\, O.P.\, Province of France\, wi
 ll be speaking about the Dominicans work that includes their commitment toi
 nter-religious dialogue and their center and library at The DominicanInstit
 ute for Oriental Studies in Cairo.Co-sponsored by the Phillips Memorial Lib
 rary\, Middle Eastern StudiesProgram and the departments of History & Philo
 sophy
LOCATION:Phillips Memorial Library\, 1 Cunningham Sq\, Providence\, RI 0291
 8\, USA
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SUMMARY:Plato's Symposium
DESCRIPTION:An interactive symposium with dinner and engaging discussion
LOCATION:Ruane Center for the Humanities\, Providence\, RI 02908\, USA
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