UGA Philosophy Club-End of Fall Coffee Night!

Interested in joining Phi Sigma Tau, the International Honors Society for Philosophers? Want to enjoy stimulating conversation over coffee with your fellow philosophy enthusiasts?

Come out to Walker's for our end-of-fall-semester social! We'll have a chill meeting with causal conversation, getting to know each other, and discussing future plans for our organization. All lovers of wisdom are welcome to come :)

Tuesday, November 29th

at Walkers Pub and Coffee.

From 8:00-11:00

Contact ugaphilosophyclub@gmail.com for more information or if you would like to get on our listserv for updates and reminders. Also Check out our facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/#!/groups/160866570616945/

November 17th 2011

Phi Sigma Tau will be holding its first meeting of the 2011-2012 academic year on

Thursday,
November 17th 2011
at 5:00-6:00 P.M.
in Room 205s
Peabody Hall

We will be holding out elections and having a general discussion about the role of philosophy in Society.

Prior engagement is not required in order to become an officer, anyone who is enthusiastic about building a philosophic community is welcome to become a nominee.

If you have any questions feel free to email us at ugaphilosophyclub@gmail.com.

For More information about Phi Sigma Tau visit: http://phi-sigma-tau.org/

Persistence and Spacetime

Dr. Yuri Balashov of the UGA Philosophy Department will be giving a special lecture on Persistence in Spacetime. Dr. Balashov’s area of specialty is in the connection between Physics and Metaphysics. In his recently published book Persistence and Spacetime he explores how to move from a relativistic physics to a four-dimensionalist metaphysics of persisting objects.

At 7 P.M
February, 2011
Room 205s Peabody Hall

This event is organized by Phi Sigma Tau, The Philosophy Honors Society, in order to promote a more active dialogue between Professors and Students and to help facilitate a greater appreciation for the scholarship that UGA professors are contributing to the philosophic community.