PHILOSOPHER'S
CAFÉ
Our Philosophers’ Café provides participants with a forum for an exchange of ideas and thoughtful discussions on a defined theme. This monthly get-together aims at demystifying philosophy and reawakening participants’ knowledge, all in French. Critical thinking and tolerance are all tools used during spontaneous debates, which will further support your ideas and contributions.
The activity is suitable for all levels of French and helps to develop public speaking as well as listening skills.
Free activity hosted by Laurent Fadanni.
Graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the University of Liege in Belgium, Laurent Fadanni taught in many countries before settling in British Columbia, where he worked as a French teacher. A poet, with a passion for culture and ancient literature, he has published many books in Europe and Canada. Besides his literary activity, he runs a vineyard in the Fraser Valley.
Are you a fan of the host? Don't hesitate to follow him on his new philosophical podcast (in English): https://soundcloud.com/user-761569075
Theme:
Monday, February 3rd:
"L’Étranger" by Albert Camus : Does life have meaning?
Monday, March 3rd:
"L’Amant" by Marguerite Duras : Is love just a myth?
April:
"Extension du domaine de la lutte" by Michel Houellebecq : Are we doomed to fail at life?
May:
"L’écume des jours" by Boris Vian : Can one survive childhood?
June:
"Voyage au bout de la nuit" by Louis-Ferdinand Céline : Is life a battlefield?
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