The Genève English Philosophy Café

Hello everyone! After a very long, hot summer hiatus, Philosophy in English returns to the birthplace of Rousseau. From September 21st we will be meeting every two weeks at The MLR at the new time of 11:15am and the new day of Saturday for the same adventures into ideas.
Please book early as availability is limited and places are going fast. There is a waiting list, and I'm hoping the greater frequency will allow for more of you to participate more often. Au revoir
Bryn

Why Philosophy?
Philosophy is a way of thinking about general and fundamental questions, such as those about ethics, thought, time, meaning, value, existence, reason, knowledge, mind and language.
Every meeting we choose a question which only philosophy can address. From the familiar like “What is a good life?” or “How do we tell reality from illusion?” to the less familiar: “Does my dog love me?”, “Is it okay to kill zombies?” The questions are decided together on the night from your suggestions. It all depends on you.

The aim is to forge a better understanding of our own natures and our world together. It’s also to simply enjoy the excitement and stimulation of dancing with ideas. Philosophy for Philosophy’s sake.

Hello everyone! After a very long, hot summer hiatus, Philosophy in English returns to the birthplace of Rousseau. From September 21st we will be meeting every two weeks at The MLR at the new time of 11:15am and the new day of Saturday for the same adventures into ideas.
Please book early as availability is limited and places are going fast. There is a waiting list, and I'm hoping the greater frequency will allow for more of you to participate more often. Au revoir
Bryn

Why Philosophy?
Philosophy is a way of thinking about general and fundamental questions, such as those about ethics, thought, time, meaning, value, existence, reason, knowledge, mind and language.
Every meeting we choose a question which only philosophy can address. From the familiar like “What is a good life?” or “How do we tell reality from illusion?” to the less familiar: “Does my dog love me?”, “Is it okay to kill zombies?” The questions are decided together on the night from your suggestions. It all depends on you.

The aim is to forge a better understanding of our own natures and our world together. It’s also to simply enjoy the excitement and stimulation of dancing with ideas. Philosophy for Philosophy’s sake.

Hello everyone! After a very long, hot summer hiatus, Philosophy in English returns to the birthplace of Rousseau. From September 21st we will be meeting every two weeks at The MLR at the new time of 11:15am and the new day of Saturday for the same adventures into ideas.
Please book early as availability is limited and places are going fast. There is a waiting list, and I'm hoping the greater frequency will allow for more of you to participate more often. Au revoir
Bryn

Why Philosophy?
Philosophy is a way of thinking about general and fundamental questions, such as those about ethics, thought, time, meaning, value, existence, reason, knowledge, mind and language.
Every meeting we choose a question which only philosophy can address. From the familiar like “What is a good life?” or “How do we tell reality from illusion?” to the less familiar: “Does my dog love me?”, “Is it okay to kill zombies?” The questions are decided together on the night from your suggestions. It all depends on you.

The aim is to forge a better understanding of our own natures and our world together. It’s also to simply enjoy the excitement and stimulation of dancing with ideas. Philosophy for Philosophy’s sake.

Hello everyone! After a very long, hot summer hiatus, Philosophy in English returns to the birthplace of Rousseau. From September 21st we will be meeting every two weeks at The MLR at the new time of 11:15am and the new day of Saturday for the same adventures into ideas.
Please book early as availability is limited and places are going fast. There is a waiting list, and I'm hoping the greater frequency will allow for more of you to participate more often. Au revoir
Bryn

Why Philosophy?
Philosophy is a way of thinking about general and fundamental questions, such as those about ethics, thought, time, meaning, value, existence, reason, knowledge, mind and language.
Every meeting we choose a question which only philosophy can address. From the familiar like “What is a good life?” or “How do we tell reality from illusion?” to the less familiar: “Does my dog love me?”, “Is it okay to kill zombies?” The questions are decided together on the night from your suggestions. It all depends on you.

The aim is to forge a better understanding of our own natures and our world together. It’s also to simply enjoy the excitement and stimulation of dancing with ideas. Philosophy for Philosophy’s sake.