21 Thursday Mar 2019
Posted in Events, Public talks
Sarah Fine is inviting us to an Active MAPS dance performance on Migration on Tuesday, 26 March at the Jewish Community Centre London.
Followed by a panel discussion led by her, also featuring Dominik Czechowski (Jewish Museum) and Sivan Rubinstein.
More details and booking can be found here.
21 Thursday Mar 2019
Posted in Ideas
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The Ship of Theseus
The tale of the ship of Theseus
There are some things one has to make clear
If it is one or two ships at a point of time
Depends on the view of identity one might decline.
A ship leaves the harbour to take a little tour,
A plank breaks, then three then four.
By the time it comes back, it is a new ship
Every single part of it has lived through a switch.
But someone collected all of the wood
And reassembled them under a hood
To exhibit a new ship in a museum
So lovers of Greek history can flock in to see ‘em.
Is it the one that lived through the history
The ship of Theseus, that is the mystery!
How many repairs can a ship survive
Without leading to its own demise?
Is it ship A or is it ship B, does that make them all ship C?
One thing is for sure, it can’t be all three.
Mina Aries
Philosophy, Politics, Economics
19 Tuesday Mar 2019
Thomas Hodgson will be presenting at the Perspectives on content workshop, part of The Buenos Aires Linguistics and Philosophy of Language Group (BA-LingPhil) series Issues in Contemporary Semantics and Ontology.
The workshop takes place between 29-31 May, 2019, in Buenos Aires.
More details: link.
18 Monday Mar 2019
Posted in Events
The MAPS dance performance to which our own Dr Sarah Fine contributes as an academic adviser will be performed at the OOPS Festival, taking place 22 – 24 March.
More details can be viewed here, and you can book here.
12 Tuesday Mar 2019
Posted in Announcements
If you use Markdown for your academic writing, you can now use (MA alumnus) Nick Gravgaard’s “Essemble” tool to generate the cover page.
“Essemble assembles essays from Markdown files and inserts a coversheet as the first page. The coversheet is populated from metadata in the Markdown file, as well as a word count based on the Markdown after it’s been processed by Pandoc. Since the information for the coversheet is in the Markdown file, this means it can be tracked by one’s version control system, and can be edited using one’s normal text editing tools.”
Get it here.
09 Saturday Mar 2019
Posted in Events
Come along to Bush House Arcade to see a performance of the wonderful dance ‘Rejoining Jane‘. (trailer)
Tuesday, 12 March – 19:00
Registration: Free (required)
This performance is presented as part of Art | Philosophy: Migration, Meaning, Time, an exhibition from the Centre for Philosophy and The Visual Arts, hosted in the Bush House Arcade 26 February – 22 March 2019.
Art | Philosophy is a collaboration between King’s College London’s Department of Philosophy and Kunsthuis SYB. It is supported by the university’s Culture team and the Arts and Humanities Research Institute.
05 Tuesday Mar 2019
Posted in Events, Public talks
King’s is hosting an event on the work of proto-feminist philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft for International Women’s day, March 8th, 16:30 – 18:30:
Celebrate International Women’s Day with a discussion on one of the earliest feminist texts, Mary Wollstonecraft’s A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792), hosted by the Department of Political Economy at KCL. The event will kick off with a reading of the book’s Introduction, followed by a panel discussion that will address Wollstonecraft’s feminism, views on freedom, and political economy. The evening will conclude with a reception for all attendees.
Registration: Link (free).
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