We’d love you to join us for our next 'Philosophy at The Dolphin' evening — a relaxed chance to enjoy good conversation, hear different perspectives, and perhaps have a drink or two along the way. Non-alcoholic options are available!
Bring along a philosophical question, idea, or quotation that has stayed with you, sparked your curiosity, or made you see something differently.
It could be something you’ve wondered about for years, something you’ve recently come across, or simply a thought you’d enjoy exploring with others.
If you can, please send your question or idea to us beforehand (email portsmouth@humanistbranches.uk), though spontaneous questions are welcome on the night too.
Looking for inspiration? You might enjoy dipping into A. C. Grayling’s The Meaning of Things: Applying Philosophy to Life. It is made up of short, accessible chapters that could help spark ideas and get the conversation flowing.
Here are a few questions to get you thinking:
- Can philosophy be practical, or is it just “thinking for thinking’s sake”?
- How do we decide what is true?
- How can we live meaningful lives without relying on certainty?
We hope you choose to join us for what promises to be a wide-ranging and fascinating discussion!
This event is free to attend and everyone is welcome. We each buy our own refreshments. Any donations are gratefully received and will go towards the running of the group and future activities.
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Location
41 High Street
Old Portsmouth
Portsmouth, PO1 2LU
United Kingdom