Category: Philosophy
Frankl, Jung and Assagioli at the University of Stuttgart (Germany)
Series of lectures on three philosophers of the 20th century presented by the director of New Acropolis Stuttgart and other lecturers at the University of Stuttgart. Frankl, Jung and Assagioli were […]
New Acropolis celebrates 50 years in Chile!
In March of 1965, eight years after the foundation of New Acropolis, the institution opened its doors in Chile, specifically in the city of Santiago, and to date has been […]
New Acropolis celebrates 29 years in Heraklion (Crete, Greece)
This year New Acropolis celebrated 29 years of consistent presence and volunteering action in Heraklion, Crete. Members and friends of New Acropolis participated in this celebration to honor the importance of philosophy, […]
World Philosophy Day with Plato in Budapest (Hungary)
New Acropolis Budapest presented six platonic dialogues (Alcibiades I, Symposium, Phaedo, Meno, Gorgias and Philebus) in an evening dedicated to self-knowledge, education and justice. The presenters summarized the main ideas of each dialogue […]
Philosophical session entitled ‘Life with meaning’ (Yekaterinburg, Ural region, Russia)
This unusual format was born out of the increasingly popular “improvised” sessions “science slams”, where young scientists gather and are given the opportunity to share the results of their research. It […]
Exhibition on symbols in Veliky Novgorod (Russia)
In the framework of World Philosophy Day, New Acropolis in Veliky Novgorod presented the exhibition ‘Labyrinth. Dragon. Unicorn … What do the symbols tells us?’. The exhibition presented universal symbols and their meaning […]
Recital and lecture on Giordano Bruno (Serbia)
In tribute to the great Renaissance philosopher Giordano Bruno, New Acropolis Belgrade organized a public lecture entitled ‘Giordano Bruno, the awakening of the power of the soul’. The talk began with […]
Philosophy and Science in tribute to World Philosophy Day (Constanta, Romania)
In the framework of World Philosophy Day, New Acropolis in Constanta organized the exhibition PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE. For two days, at the Museum of National History and Archaeology, participants were invited to […]
Theatrical presentation of Plato’s Myth of the Cave (Iasi, Romania)
In the framework of World Philosophy Day, a theatrical presentation of Plato’s ‘Myth of the Cave’ from the ‘Republic’ was presented in Iasi. The play was followed by an open discussion with […]
