19 Paradise Square
Oxford, Oxford OX1
UK
This intensive Sunday course is for anyone interested in exploring the question of ‘What should I do?’ Every one of us will have experienced situations in our lives in which the right course of action did not seem clear to us. Throughout the day we will blend theory with discussion, considering the works of some of the greatest thinkers of all time, ranging from Aristotle to more contemporary, before applying this to controversial debates: euthanasia, abortion, and the death penalty. In the end, we will also consider the worrying question of whether we can ever be morally responsible for anything we do.
This course runs from 10am – 5pm on Sunday 2nd November.
For more details, and to sign up go to knowledgeproject.co.uk, or email [email protected]
About us:
The Knowledge Project offers affordable evening classes in exciting subjects. Our classes are taught by specialists in small, friendly groups (no more than ten) and are centred on lively discussion. We are a social enterprise and all our proceeds go to local children’s charity Jacari.
In the coming term we also have spaces available on:
– Shakespeare
– Environmental Science
– Novel Writing
– Anthropology
– Psychology
– Contemporary Art
Courses are held over 8 evening sessions (£80) or in a single intensive Sunday (£50).