Tag: lecture
Who was Marcus Aurelius? Life, work and legacy (Guatemala, Guatemala)
Marcus Aurelius was a philosopher and emperor who always relied on philosophy to guide his life and the Roman Empire. We commemorated the anniversary of his birth with a talk […]
Window on History I: The Middle Ages (Guatemala, Guatemala)
Window on History I: The Middle Ages (Guatemala, Guatemala) In this talk we saw how the European Middle Ages developed and what were its defining characteristics and moments. The talk […]
Congress: “Philosophy and universal symbols” (Guatemala, Guatemala)
To commemorate World Philosophy Day, New Acropolis Guatemala programmed a series of activities that encouraged reflection. This year’s theme was “The Power of the Symbol” with the objective of delving […]
Platonic Love (Guatemala)
This online talk sought to delve into one of the aspects of Plato’s philosophy: platonic love. Participants learned about creating stronger and more lasting relationships that deepen spiritual richness and […]
Medieval Fair (Montevideo, Uruguay)
We participated in the Medieval Fair held at Pittamiglio Castle in Montevideo, where New Acropolis offered talks, a concert of medieval music and an exhibition of archaeological reproductions.
Talk: Great Women Renaissance Painters (Montevideo, Uruguay)
In March, a talk was offered on the life and work of great women Renaissance painters in commemoration of International Women’s Day.
World Philosophy Day (Montevideo, Uruguay)
We joined the celebration of World Philosophy Day proclaimed by UNESCO in 2002, with the talk entitled, “Leonardo Da Vinci, Art and Philosophy in the Renaissance”.
Inauguration of a new branch with the talk “Tools to overcome stress” (Jesus María, Peru)
Inauguration of the new branch of New Acropolis in Jesús María with the talk-workshop: “Tools to overcome stress”. With presentations from several lecturers, participants learned practical techniques for everyday life […]
Lecture: “The Enigma of the Templars” (Montevideo, Uruguay)
Philosophical talk about the Order of the Knights Templar addressing questions such as: Who were they really? What ideal did they support? What meaning did their symbols and traditions have? […]
