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- Title:
- Lecture: Life and Wisdom: Notes on Epicurus
- When:
- 20.06.2013 19.00 h
- Where:
- Kelvin Club - Melbourne
- Category:
- Literary
Description
By: Andrew Benjamin.
Entry: Free
How is life to be thought philosophically?
Are there the resources within life that allow it to be thought philosophically? Epicurus thought that there were.
He thought within life itself the categories for the evaluation of life as well the direction life should head were already given.
Philosophy has no need of the Gods. All that matter was life itself.
Biography
Professor Andrew Benjamin FAHA is Professor of Philosophy and Jewish Thought in the Department of Philosophy/Australian Centre for Jewish Civilization in Faculty of Arts at Monash University
He is a graduate of Universities in Australia, France and the UK. His predominate area of interest is philosophical aesthetics. With that domain the areas on which his work concentrates are painting and architecture.
His recent books include - Of Jews and Animals. (Edinburgh University Press 2012), Writing Art and Architecture (2010) and Place, Commonality and Judgement: Continental Philosophy and the Ancient Greeks. (Continuum 2010)
Venue
- Venue:
- Kelvin Club - Website
- Street:
- Melbourne Place
- Postcode:
- 3000
- Suburb:
- Melbourne
- State:
- VIC
- Country:
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The Kelvin Club, with a history dating back to 1865, is a private member's club located in the heart of Melbourne. Membership is drawn from the academic, corporate, legal, medical, arts, public service and private business communities. The Club is inclusive, with both men and women forming a stimulating and diverse community.
The inclusive environment, fine dining and comfortable facilities are ideal for members who enjoy participating in a broad range of club activities. Members can invite friends and guests to to join then in all The Kelvin Club functions. Friends and guests can become members themselves and enjoy the full range of club benefits.
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