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SUMMARY:Philopolis 2021
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LOCATION:Montréal\, Canada
DESCRIPTION:<p>Philopolis is a public and completely free event whose goal is to foster positive philosophical discussions between the general public\, students\, teachers and scholars. It is a student-run project from all philosophy departments of Montreal (McGill University\, Concordia University\, University of Montreal\, and University of Quebec in Montreal). The workshops\, readings\, panels\, round-table discussions and other activities offered represent an ideal opportunity for groups which are too often separated to share insights and questions with one another directly.</p>\n<p>Program - Philopolis 2021:</p>\n<p>Friday\, 26 February\, 10am EST: Round table with Liouba Bischoff (ENS Lyon) and Martine B&eacute\;land (Universit&eacute\; du Qu&eacute\;bec &agrave\; Trois-Rivi&egrave\;res)\, with Marc Djaballah (Universit&eacute\; de Montr&eacute\;al) as moderator [French]</p>\n<p>Saturday\, 27 February\, 12pm EST: Brandon Hogan (Howard University) on "What 'Black Lives Matter' Should Mean"</p>\n<p>Sunday\, 28 February\, 12 pm EST: Mauro Carbone (Universit&eacute\; Jean Moulin Lyon 3) on "Nous vous avons fait voir (qui nous sommes) : Les &eacute\;crans dans la pand&eacute\;mie" [French]</p>\n<p>Also on Saturday and Sunday: undergraduate and graduate student presentations. Stay up to date on the schedule of these here: https://www.philopolis.net/site/en/schedule-2020/</p>
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