Topical Seminars | Longtermism
Topical Seminars | Longtermism
Topical Seminars is a monthly series of seminars based upon essays whose topics include philosophy, the arts and literature, science, politics, economics, communications, and much more. Participants are asked to read an essay chosen by the facilitation team and then submit a written response in advance of each session. The group then meets for a lively discussion on the posted piece and on the participants’ responses to it.
Essays are available for reading at our website a month in advance. Responses are due no later than the day before each meeting and are also posted on the website. For more information, contact David White, facilitation team member.
This month's discussion focuses on these questions: What do we owe to future generations? What are the moral implications of addressing the needs of future human beings?
Registration is requested.
Topics are:
September 11 | Transhumanism
October 9 | Longtermism
November 13 | Journalism
December 11 | Spirituality Reflections
January 8 | Effectiveness of Public Health
February 12 | The Intersection of Technology and Art
March 12 | Regulating Social Media
April 9 | Globalism and National Security
May 14 | College Education in the 21st Century
June 11 | Reflections on a Year of Topical Seminars
Related LibGuide: 800-899 - General Literature by Sarena Deglin
- Date:
- Wednesday, October 9, 2024 Show more dates
- Time:
- 3:00pm - 5:00pm Eastern Time
- Location:
- Medium Meeting Room
- Library:
- Lewes Public Library
- Audience:
- Adults Older Adults
- Categories:
- Literacy and Language