Join us on March 28, at the hamilton house, for an amazing public engagement event on
nature, environment, and sustainability
This event is generously funded by the Royal Institute of Philosophy
PROGRAMME
17:30 | Catherine Rowett (East Anglia University, British Former Member of the European Parliament), "What needs disrupting, why does it need disrupting, and how come philosophy is important?"
18:00 | Dagmar Wilhelm (UWE Philosophy), "Nature domination and reconciliation with nature"
18:30 | Break and Networking
19:00 | Roundtable discussion with Charlotte Alderwick (UWE Philosophy), Chay Harwood (Extinction Rebellion), Karen Bell (UWE Geography and Environment), Phil Cole (UWE Politics), Jon Mulholland (UWE Criminology)
17:30 | Catherine Rowett (East Anglia University, British Former Member of the European Parliament), "What needs disrupting, why does it need disrupting, and how come philosophy is important?"
18:00 | Dagmar Wilhelm (UWE Philosophy), "Nature domination and reconciliation with nature"
18:30 | Break and Networking
19:00 | Roundtable discussion with Charlotte Alderwick (UWE Philosophy), Chay Harwood (Extinction Rebellion), Karen Bell (UWE Geography and Environment), Phil Cole (UWE Politics), Jon Mulholland (UWE Criminology)
Please come along! Everyone is welcome
register here
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For more information, please contact Francesco Tava (francesco.tava@uwe.ac.uk)