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SUMMARY:MAMEC Summer Lecture Online Watch Party
DESCRIPTION:For the Santa Fe Summer Lecture series\, a panel of tutors and visiting scholars discuss the origins and goals of the Santa Fe Graduate Institute’s newest Masters Degree Program\, which focuses on the classic literary and philosophic works of the Jewish and Islamic traditions. It’ll premiere on YouTube on Fridays at 7 p.m. MT\, so we’ll give it 30 minutes and gather in a Zoom room to watch together! \nOn Friday\, July 17th\, we’ll hold an online watch party for the lecture on the New Middle Eastern Classics Program at 7:30 p.m. MT. We’ll chat during the lecture (because we can do that) and afterwards talk about the program. \nJoin Zoom Meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/4075838760?pwd=S1sRwwqUQMFDtIihbeZf3mHCPgsCRB.1 \nMeeting ID: 407 583 8760\nPasscode: sjcgi
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CATEGORIES:Watch Party
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ORGANIZER;CN="Stafford Wood":MAILTO:art@staffordwood.com
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SUMMARY:Watch Party: "Václav Havel and Jan Patočka: to Live (and Die) in Truth" – David Satran
DESCRIPTION:We’ll join in a Zoom room to watch the GI Summer Lecture together and chat while we watch. \nBetween the events of the Prague Spring of 1968 and the fall of the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia in the final months of 1989\, a preeminent figure emerged within the dissident movement: Václav Havel\, a young playwright whose dramatic works had been banned from the stage but whose political essays gave trenchant expression to the principles and goals of the dissenters. It is no surprise that Havel was one of the principal signatories of “Charter (Charta) 77\,” the central document of opposition to the regime\, but far from obvious was one of the names that appeared next to his: Jan Patočka\, a professor of philosophy nearing seventy\, a student of both Husserl and Heidegger\, and who\, until this moment\, had remained far from the political stage. Even as an academician\, Patočka had been a marginalized figure – barred from university teaching for almost his entire career due to his refusal to join the Communist party. His unofficial seminars\, however\, attended by Havel and scores of other curious and creative young people\, earned him an extraordinary stature and deep influence within the Opposition movement. Patočka’s tragic death\, only a few months after his emergence as one of the spokesmen of the movement\, transformed his status into that of a philosophic martyr for truth and freedom. This talk will examine the relationship between Havel and Patočka\, with an emphasis on central themes in their views on moral responsibility\, sacrifice and living in truth. \nJoin Zoom Meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/4075838760?pwd=S1sRwwqUQMFDtIihbeZf3mHCPgsCRB.1 \nMeeting ID: 407 583 8760\nPasscode: sjcgi
URL:https://sjcgi.com/event/watch-party-havel/
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CATEGORIES:Watch Party
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ORGANIZER;CN="Stafford Wood":MAILTO:art@staffordwood.com
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SUMMARY:Fairy Tale Church: Snow White
DESCRIPTION:Fairy Tale Church\n\n\n Morals and messages are passed down from generation to generation through myths in the forms of fairy tales\, legends\, tall tales\, folklore and fables. This series uses fairy tales on some Sunday mornings to enable St. John’s grad students and alumni to discuss the moral lessons contained within short stories that we tell our children. We call it “Church” because it’s a time for us to reflect on our values together. We use fairy tales because they are generally accepted as fantasy\, thus allowing us to speak of magic that we all call magic. And they’re awfully short and easy to read in the 15 minutes before seminar. \nOccasional Sunday mornings at 10:30 am mtn \nFall of 2026 \nSept 13: Snow White\nOct 4: Hitopadesha: The Blue Jackal\nOct 18: The Red Lion: A Tale from Ancient Persia (I’ll send the PDF)\nOct 25: Jack and the Beanstalk\nNov 15: The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl (Niulang and Zhinv)\nNov 29: The Ugly Duckling \nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/4075838760?pwd=S1sRwwqUQMFDtIihbeZf3mHCPgsCRB.1
URL:https://sjcgi.com/event/fairy-tale-church-snow-white/
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CATEGORIES:FTC
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ORGANIZER;CN="Stafford Wood":MAILTO:art@staffordwood.com
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SUMMARY:Fairy Tale Church: Hitopadesha: The Blue Jackal
DESCRIPTION:Fairy Tale Church\n\n\n Morals and messages are passed down from generation to generation through myths in the forms of fairy tales\, legends\, tall tales\, folklore and fables. This series uses fairy tales on some Sunday mornings to enable St. John’s grad students and alumni to discuss the moral lessons contained within short stories that we tell our children. We call it “Church” because it’s a time for us to reflect on our values together. We use fairy tales because they are generally accepted as fantasy\, thus allowing us to speak of magic that we all call magic. And they’re awfully short and easy to read in the 15 minutes before seminar. \nOccasional Sunday mornings at 10:30 am mtn \nOct 4: Hitopadesha: The Blue Jackal\nOct 18: The Red Lion: A Tale from Ancient Persia (I’ll send the PDF)\nOct 25: Jack and the Beanstalk\nNov 15: The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl (Niulang and Zhinv)\nNov 29: The Ugly Duckling \nhttps://us06web.zoom.us/j/4075838760?pwd=S1sRwwqUQMFDtIihbeZf3mHCPgsCRB.1
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ORGANIZER;CN="Stafford Wood":MAILTO:art@staffordwood.com
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