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Music recitals during the Spring term on selected Thursday evenings. All warmly welcome:
'Now' day:
Why our laws matter and the future of English law:
Enjoy an inspiring day at Southwell Minster with DISCANTVS, the School choir :
Annual economics lecture by Ian Mason, Head of Law and Economics at the School of Economics Science:
Mozart Birthday concert: A celebration of Mozart and his great contemporary and friend Haydn
'Good Business' from the Justice and Equity series:
Autumn Thursday evening recitals, 11 Mandeville Place. 6.00 pm to 6.45 pm. All warmly welcome:
Can Good Taxation Lead to Prosperity? :
Getting Old:
The Art and Nature of Real Communication:
What Is a Philosophy School?:
Inspiring Music and Words for a Summer’s Evening:
The World, the Flesh and the Devil:
Forthcoming appearances by DISCANTVS, the School’s choir.:
Art in Action: A major festival of the arts, conceived, planned, organized and run by students in the School. 21-24 July 2011, Oxfordshire.
Music for Summer evenings at Mandeville Place:
A day with Shakespeare's As You Like It:
Prosperity: a five week course exploring the true nature of wealth: Starts Monday 6 June, 7 pm to 9.30 pm, 11 Mandeville Place W1U 3AJ
Philosophy and the Good Life: The first of this Summer's Grantchester talks 10 am to noon, Saturday 14 May
St Albans Cathedral day and Evensong with Discantvs: Lunch, guided tour of this beautiful and ancient cathedral, tea and evensong. 11.45 am to 5 pm, Saturday 16 April. £25 for the day
Forthcoming Justice and Equity series lecture 'At the Root of the Crisis' :
Annual Economics Lecture:
Music recitals for the Spring:
Mozart Birthday Concert:
Forthcoming Justice and Equity Series lecture ‘Eradicating Ecocide’:
Open Day and Book Sale:
Thursday evening music recitals, Autumn 2010, Mandeville Place: Azure: Beethoven, Telemann, Haydn, Marcello, WF Bach.
Lucy McIntyre (flute), Julia White (oboe), Ruth Y oung (piano)
Summer Evening Talks at Mandeville Place:
Thursday evening music recitals at Mandeville Place:
The Genius of Shakespeare: A celebration of his works. Grantchester, Cambridge, 26th June 2010
Economics for the Common Good:
Portraying the Divine - Architecture of the Spirit:
Philosophy and a Brain of Two Halves:
Free practical introductory philosophy lecture: 7 pm Wednesday 5 May Central London. Entry free. Bring friends
Music Recitals: starting on Thursday 21st January at Mandeville Place. Admission free
Annual Economics lecture - World Without Want:
The Confident Voice - interactive morning speech workshop:
Discantvs Choral Concert: A celebration of masses spanning 400 years. 7.30pm, 23rd January at St James Church, Piccadilly.
Philosophy and Humour:
Recital at Mandeville Place: Volante Ensemble, piano and oboes.
Recital at Mandeville Place: Selection of songs and duets.
Recital at Mandeville Place: En Travesti Opera Ensemble.
Just This Day: Sharing the same space.
Towards an Understanding of the Primacy of Consciousness: One-day conference, Sunday 11th October. A joint venture by The School of Economic Science and The Scientific and Medical Network.
Summer Lectures at Mandeville: A series of four Thursday evening lectures offering good food for body, mind and spirit.
Portraying the Divine: 9.30am - 5.30pm Waterperry House, Saturday May 30, 2009. David Ward - Music, sound and silence. Dr Ann David - Dancing into sacredness. Linda Proud - The house as a sacred space. Carlo Maselkowski - Mysterious Harmonies; space, time and the universe. Plus the choice of a drawing class, guided tours around the Waterperry frescoes, discussion group, singing and dance.
Shakespeare in Arcadia: Enjoy an enriching day with Shakespeare on Sunday 10th May at Athene House, East Croydon
Philosophy and Beauty: The first of this summer's Grantchester talks. 10.00am to noon on Saturday 2nd May at the Tea Room, The Orchard, Trumpington Road, Grantchester.
Palm Sunday Reflection: A reading of the complete Passion Story from the Gospel of Matthew with Choral Music by DISCANTVS.
Philosophy in Business Seminar: Ethical behaviour in the workplace is a crucial issue for business. Speakers include: Sir John Whitmore and Philippa Foster Back OBE. 14th December at Tate Britain.
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Progress with Prosperity. Putting human beings at the heart of economic life: A day exploring themes to this end. Substantial opportunities for questions. Sunday 20th May 9.55 am to 5.00 pm, 11 Mandeville Place, London W1U 3AJ. Early fee for the day £15, including refreshments and a buffet lunch.
What is conscious art?: Jeffrey Courtney, professional artist and lecturer, considers what makes some works of art ‘greater’ than others. Saturday 26 May, 10.30 am, King Charles Hall, Winchester Guildhall, Hampshire, SO23 9GH, followed by an exhibition open until 5.00 pm. £9 including wine.
Sharing the Wisdom, Shaping the Dream: Reclaiming the Moral and Spiritual Roots of Economics and Capitalism: International Conference held jointly by the School of Economic Science and the Globalisation for the Common Good Initiative (GCGI). Waterperry House, Nr. Wheatley, Oxfordshire, England, OX33 1JZ, from Sunday September 2nd to Wednesday Sept 5th 2012.
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Introductory Practical Philosophy: Ten weekly sessions held every weekday evening and Saturday mornings, plus a day's seminar. Current course underway. Next starts week beginning Monday 30 April 2012.
Introductory Economics with Justice: Ten weekly sessions held every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening and Saturday mornings. Current course under way. Next starts Tuesday 1 May 2012.
Vedic Astrology - Second term: Continuing study of this fascinating subject. Saturday mornings, 9.30 am - 10.45 pm. Starts 12 May 2012.
Vedic Astrology - Intermediate Course: Due to substantial demand. Saturday mornings, 11.15 am - 12.30 pm. Starts 12 May 2012.
Sanskrit - A Foundation Course for beginners: Still accessible to beginners. New students welcome. Saturday mornings, 11.15 am to 12.30 pm. Starts 12 May 2012.
Shakespeare Today: Interactive course working with Shakespeare’s words to discover the acting clues he provided within the texts. Includes excepts of film interpretations of his work. Saturday mornings, 11:15 am - 12.30 pm. Starts 12 May 2012.
The Confident Voice: Shows how words and movement can more effectively enliven and enrich everyday conversation. Practical, interactive and great fun. Saturday mornings, 9.30 am - 10.45 am. Starts 12 May 2012.
The Fine Art of Calligraphy: Beautiful writing as a spiritual discipline. Shows not only the beauty of letters and the spatial relationship of letters and words, but also of the stillness available during practice. Two successive sessions with a break, Saturday mornings, 9.30 am - 10.45 am and 11.15 am - 12.30 pm. Starts 12 May 2012.
Discovering Poetry: Poetry across the ages, including Shakespeare, Pope, Blake, Keats and Tennyson. Saturday mornings, 11.15 am to 12.30 pm. Starts 12 May 2012.
Plato's Republic: This term we look at Plato's fascinating enquiry into the nature of justice and man’s role in society.The principles that he uncovered in ancient Greece are essentially the same as we face today. Saturday mornings, 9.30 am - 10.45 am. Starts 12 May 2012.
The Kena Upanishad: A wonderful opportunity to penetrate and be penetrated by some of the oldest philosophical literature in the world. Saturday mornings, 9.30 am - 10.45 am. Starts 12 May 2012.
Ayurveda and Lifestyle: The ancient, traditional Indian holistic system of medicine encompassing diet, lifestyle and herbs as well as yoga, meditation and prayer. Saturday mornings, 9.30 am - 10.45 am. Starts 12 May 2012.
Marsilio Ficino - Justice: Florentine philosopher on the subject of justice. Saturday mornings, 11.15 am to 12.30 pm. Starts 12 May 2012.
'Imagine' - a three session course over three weeks: An exploration of the spiritual nature of the imagination. Starts on 11 June, 7pm at 11 Mandeville Place, London W1U 3AJ. Also optional day's intensive 24 June
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