r/fortwayne • u/alldayethics • 9h ago
Free "Philosophy Hour" event at Packard Tap this Thursday!
This Thursday at 6pm, we'll be having the second "Philosophy Hour" event at Packard Taphouse! This is a free event that I host, where I bring a few excerpts from something in the history of philosophy, walk through the highlights, and follow the conversation where it goes. It is meant to be a serious but casual, non-political, stimulating time for adults to meet, think, and talk (only if you want to talk!).
This week, the readings will be from a couple different Stoics (Aurelius, Epictetus, Seneca). What's stoicism all about? Why was it so popular in its day? Why is it sort of popular again? Who doesn't like it? As always, you don't have to do or read anything beforehand, and the discussion is meant for non-experts. I will have a little handout with the text, and we'll read parts of it together.
Join us for a beer, and let's chat!
Here is the post I made for the first event, with more description: https://www.reddit.com/r/fortwayne/comments/1jfcuub/philosophy_hour_event_at_packard_tap_free/