Tag: philosophical dialogue
Sunset, Philosophy and Wine! (Nicosia, Cyprus)
Our background: Nicosia during sunset and early evening! Through constantly rotating groups, we talked about topics that touch us all: Friendship, Happiness, Success, and Change. The best part? Connecting and […]
Living together: when philosophy becomes a driving force for concrete action (Brussels, Belgium)
How can we rebuild connections in a fragmented society? The recent philosophical dialogue entitled “How can we improve community life?” brought together citizens eager to turn ideas into action. A […]
Can We Be Happy in a World in Crisis? – philosophical dialog (Brussels, Belgium)
New Acropolis Belgium in Brussels presented a philosophical dialogue : Can we be Happy in a world of crisis? Economic turmoil, social tensions, environmental challenges… In a world constantly shifting, […]
Farewell 2024 Hello 2025 – Philosophical dialogue (Taipei, Taiwan)
Every ending is a new beginning…With a joyful spirit and an introspect dialogues, we parted from the year of 2024 and began to aim for the new 2025 that only […]
World Philosophy Day 2024 (Taipei, Taiwan)
This year we celebrated World Philosophy day with a Philosophical Dialogue on the topic of “How can we be happy in 2024 inspired by ancient wisdom”. We practiced Unity through […]
Leadership – how to lead my self – Philosophical dialogue (Taipei, Taiwan)
In this Philosophical dialogue we tried to distinguish the different voices we have in our heads in order to try and realize which one are the real me, and how […]
How do I see myself and how do others see me? – Philosophical dialogue (Taipei, Taiwan)
“How do I see myself and how do others see me?” Is a question that many of us ask quietly in our hearts… In this second Philosophical dialogue we started […]
Is the “democracy” you talk about the same as the “democracy I think? – Philosophical dialogue (Taipei, Taiwan)
What is democracy? “Is the “democracy” you talk about the same as the “democracy I think”? We can feel that everyone’s imagination of democracy seems to be different. what is […]
