Great Conversations: The truth about bad art
Join us for the next Great Conversation about the topic "The Truth about Bad Art." It will be led by the philosopher Dr. Frances Bottenberg from the Honors College. Thursday, Feb 19, 5:00-6:30pmFoust 206
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Foust Building, Room 206 1010 Administration Dr, Greensboro, NC, United States
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Great Conversations: Changing Your Mind: Do Digital Tech ‘Nudges’ Shape Your Decisions?
Foust Building, Room 206 1010 Administration Dr, Greensboro, NC, United StatesJoin us on Tuesday, Apr 15, at 5:00pm in Foust 206 for the Great Conversation talk given by Zach Wrublewski about the topic “Changing your mind: Do tech 'nudges' shape your decisions?” Explore how the design of the technology we use influences our decisions and behaviors in unexpected ways. This... Continue reading...
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How Sherlock Holmes Gets it Right: An Investigation into the Epistemology of Guessing
Foust Building, Room 206 1010 Administration Dr, Greensboro, NC, United StatesJoin us on Tuesday, Mar 25, at 5:00pm in Foust 206 for the Great Conversation talk given by Dr. Michiel van Veldhuzien about the topic “How Sherlock Holmes Gets it Right: An Investigation into the Epistemology of Guessing”. Hosted by the Department of Philosophy Free and open to the public.
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Should humanities be useful?
Foust Building, Room 206 1010 Administration Dr, Greensboro, NC, United StatesJoin us on next Wednesday, Nov 13, at 5:00pm in Foust 206 for the Great Conversation talk given by Dr. Heather Adams about the topic “Should humanities be useful?" Hosted by the Department of Philosophy Free and open to the public.
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Whether to believe in ghost stories from the Chinese philosopher Mozi
Foust Building, Room 206 1010 Administration Dr, Greensboro, NC, United StatesJoin us on Monday, Oct 28, at 5:00pm in Foust 206 for the Great Conversation talk given by Dr. Ruble about the topic “Whether to believe in ghost stories from the Chinese philosopher Mozi." Hosted by the Department of Philosophy Free and open to the public.
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Dr. Simone Gubler (UNC Chapel Hill) “Last Dance at the Waldorf: Conservatism, Anachronism, and the Value of Particular Past Things”
Foust Building, Room 206 1010 Administration Dr, Greensboro, NC, United StatesJoin us on March 18 at 5:00pm in Foust 206for a talk given by Dr. Simone Gubler (UNC Chapel Hill) about the topic "Last Dance at the Waldorf: Conservatism, Anachronism, and the Value of Particular Past Things." The Philosophy Club is hosting this talk and it is being generously co-sponsored... Continue reading...
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The Great Converation Series: Is It Time For Humans To Live On Mars?
Foust Building, Room 206 1010 Administration Dr, Greensboro, NC, United StatesThe Great Conversation Series presents "Is It Time For Humans To Live On Mars?", a philosophical exploration by Elliot Goodine.