Tintern village events
Days on which events are occurring are coloured pink.
Tintern Community Council Meeting
Start Date:
2021-01-04T19:00:00GMT
Location:
Tintern Village Hall
Event Description:
Tintern Community Council Meeting
Start Date:
2020-11-30T19:00:00GMT
Location:
Tintern Village Hall
Event Description:
Tintern Community Council Meeting
Start Date:
2020-10-26T19:00:00GMT
Location:
Tintern Village Hall
Event Description:
Tintern Community Council Meeting
Start Date:
2020-09-28T19:00:00BST
Location:
Tintern Village Hall
Event Description:
Tintern Community Council Meeting
Start Date:
2020-08-24T19:00:00BST
Location:
Tintern Village Hall
Event Description:
Tintern Community Council Meeting
Start Date:
2020-07-27T19:00:00BST
Location:
Tintern Village Hall
Event Description:
Tintern Community Council Meeting
Start Date:
2020-06-29T19:00:00BST
Location:
Tintern Village Hall
Event Description:
Tintern Philosophy Circle Meeting
Start Date:
2021-03-16T19:30:00GMT
Location:
Online with Zoom
Event Description:
Speaker: John Clarke
The talk will comprise of some thoughts on the consequences of human activity and speculation on human extinction from the perspective of philosophy and the history of ideas.
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.
Photo credit: Ehimetalor Akhere Unuabona
Tintern Philosophy Circle Meeting
Start Date:
2021-02-16T19:30:00GMT
Location:
Online with Zoom
Event Description:
Speaker: Dr Vanessa Dodd
Novelist, essayist and moral philosopher, Iris Murdoch is often remembered for her decline into Alzheimer’s depicted in the 2001 film Iris. In this talk I hope to recover some of her standing as a moral philosopher and philosopher of art by exploring the key philosophies which dominate her thinking.
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.
Tintern Philosophy Circle Meeting
Start Date:
2021-01-19T19:30:00GMT
Location:
Online with Zoom
Event Description:
In May 1959, the scientist and novelist C. P. Snow delivered at lecture in Cambridge, entitled ‘The Two Cultures’ – ostensibly they were the Sciences and the Humanities. An ensuing controversy became very well-known across the English-speaking world. Through this talk we will attempt to understand it within a broader historical context, delving back as far as 1798.
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.
Tintern Philosophy Circle Meeting
Start Date:
2020-08-25T19:30:00BST
Location:
Online with Zoom
Event Description:
John writes: A long time ago I was glad to be offered a teaching job in philosophy at the University of Singapore since, like many of my generation, I was drawn to the 'mysteries of the orient'. Alas no mysteries. The philosophy taught there was exactly the same as the philosophy taught in any British University. Even my ethnic Chinese colleagues showed no interest in Chinese philosophical traditions. So it was only on my return to the UK that I embarked on a study of those traditions, and this led me investigate the relationships and influences between the intellectual cultures of China and the West. I wrote several books on this subject, including Oriental Enlightenment: the Encounter between Asian and Western Thought. This is the context of my presentation which relates specifically to recent talk of a 'clash' between China and the West.
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.
Village Hall AGM
Start Date:
2020-09-22T19:00:00BST
Location:
Tintern Village Halll
Event Description:
Tim studied philosophy at Oxford University and lectures on economics and business studies. He writes: From the modern continental thought of the June session, we go right back to the beginning of western philosophy before the invention of the term ‘philosophy’. His talk covers the so-called preSocratic philosophers in the ancient Greek world starting from about 600 BCE. This was a key period in the development of western civilisation, just after the composition of the Iliad and Odyssey (approx. 750 BCE) and the development of coinage (approx. 620 BCE).
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.
Village Hall AGM
Start Date:
2020-09-22T19:00:00BST
Location:
Tintern Village Halll
Event Description:
Tim studied philosophy at Oxford University and lectures on economics and business studies. He writes: From the modern continental thought of the June session, we go right back to the beginning of western philosophy before the invention of the term ‘philosophy’. His talk covers the so-called preSocratic philosophers in the ancient Greek world starting from about 600 BCE. This was a key period in the development of western civilisation, just after the composition of the Iliad and Odyssey (approx. 750 BCE) and the development of coinage (approx. 620 BCE).
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.
Village Hall AGM
Start Date:
2020-09-22T19:00:00BST
Location:
Tintern Village Halll
Event Description:
Tim studied philosophy at Oxford University and lectures on economics and business studies. He writes: From the modern continental thought of the June session, we go right back to the beginning of western philosophy before the invention of the term ‘philosophy’. His talk covers the so-called preSocratic philosophers in the ancient Greek world starting from about 600 BCE. This was a key period in the development of western civilisation, just after the composition of the Iliad and Odyssey (approx. 750 BCE) and the development of coinage (approx. 620 BCE).
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.
Tintern Philosophy Circle
Start Date:
2020-10-20T19:30:00BST
Location:
Online with Zoom
Event Description:
The next meeting will be on Tuesday 20th October at 7.30 online.
Topic: Philosophy of Risk
Speaker: John Clark
The talk will look at how people view and balance risks and factor this into their lives and strategies - and also what philosophers/thinkers have had to say on the subject over the ages.
For more information please see the Tintern Philosophy Circle page.
Topic: Philosophy of Risk
Speaker: John Clark
The talk will look at how people view and balance risks and factor this into their lives and strategies - and also what philosophers/thinkers have had to say on the subject over the ages.
For more information please see the Tintern Philosophy Circle page.
Tintern Philosopy Circle
Start Date:
2020-11-17T19:30:00GMT
Location:
Online via Zoom
Event Description:
Topic: "The skull grins in at the banquet"
Speaker: Mark Kirwin
Mark Kirwin writes: Death, the perennial cure for all diseases, has long been a subject of deep fascination for many of us. We’re in good company as it’s probably the root of all philosophy. Our relationship with death, how we reflect or refuse to reflect upon it, seems key to understanding many puzzles about our species.
For more details on this talk please go to the Tintern Philosophy Circle page.
Tintern Philosophy Circle
Start Date:
2020-12-15T19:30:00GMT
Event Description:
The next meeting will be on Tuesday 15th December at 7.30 online.
Topic: The rise and fall of logical positivism: key issues in 20th century philosophy
Speaker: John Clarke
One of the most contested issues in 20th century philosophy was between those like A.J. Ayer (with his best-selling book Language, Truth and Logic) who sought clarity and down-to-earth empirical certainty at all costs, and those like Karl Popper (with his speculations about an 'open universe') who, while giving science an important role, believed that philosophy should explore issues that embrace wider traditional metaphysical questions
Please click here for more information about this talk and how to join the meeting via Zoom.
Topic: The rise and fall of logical positivism: key issues in 20th century philosophy
Speaker: John Clarke
One of the most contested issues in 20th century philosophy was between those like A.J. Ayer (with his best-selling book Language, Truth and Logic) who sought clarity and down-to-earth empirical certainty at all costs, and those like Karl Popper (with his speculations about an 'open universe') who, while giving science an important role, believed that philosophy should explore issues that embrace wider traditional metaphysical questions
Please click here for more information about this talk and how to join the meeting via Zoom.
Philosophy Circle meeting
Start Date:
2021-04-20T19:30:00BST
Event Description:
Speaker: Professor Simon Cottle
Images, as well as words, are sometimes good to think with. This illustrated presentation reflects on the changing historical registers and shifting sentiments evident within depictions of atrocity over many centuries. It asks what these may tell us about the deep historical currents running through human society up to and including the globalised present.
For further details, including instructions for joining this Zoom meeting, please see the Philosophy Circle page.