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SUMMARY:Landmann lecture on "Geist und Gegenwart - Zur Aufgabe der Philosop
 hie nach Nietzsche"
DESCRIPTION:About the lecture\\r\\nWhat is the task of philosophy? What is 
 its essential function in the conversation of humanity? What distinguishes
  philosophers from scientists and artists\, the awakened or the awakened?\
 \r\\nTaking up Nietzsche and Foucault\, the speaker presents a new underst
 anding of philosophy that promises an exit from the self-generated immatur
 ities and labyrinths of today's\, especially academically narrow\, philoso
 phizing.\\r\\n\\r\\nAbout the speaker\\r\\nWolfram Eilenberger is Senior F
 ellow at the St.Gallen Collegium\, HSG\, and presenter of the SRF program 
 Sternstunde Philosophie.\\r\\n\\r\\nLandmann Lectures on Ancient Civilizat
 ions\\r\\nWith the support of the Julius Landmann Foundation of the Volunt
 ary Academic Society\, the Department of Ancient Civilizations and the Fac
 ulty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Basel have bee
 n offering the "Landmann-Vorträge zu Antiken Kulturen" series of events s
 ince 2015. Julius Landmann (1877-1931) was a professor of economics and st
 atistics at the University of Basel from 1910 and established the foundati
 on as a testament to his commitment.
X-ALT-DESC:<p><strong>About the lecture</strong></p>\n<p>What is the task o
 f philosophy? What is its essential function in the conversation of humani
 ty? What distinguishes philosophers from scientists and artists\, the awak
 ened or the awakened?</p>\n<p>Taking up Nietzsche and Foucault\, the speak
 er presents a new understanding of philosophy that promises an exit from t
 he self-generated immaturities and labyrinths of today's\, especially acad
 emically narrow\, philosophizing.</p>\n\n<p><strong>About the speaker</str
 ong></p>\n<p>Wolfram Eilenberger is Senior Fellow at the St.Gallen Collegi
 um\, HSG\, and presenter of the SRF program <i>Sternstunde Philosophie</i>
 .</p>\n\n<p><strong>Landmann Lectures on Ancient Civilizations</strong></p
 >\n<p>With the support of the Julius Landmann Foundation of the Voluntary 
 Academic Society\, the Department of Ancient Civilizations and the Faculty
  of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Basel have been of
 fering the "Landmann-Vorträge zu Antiken Kulturen" series of events since
  2015. Julius Landmann (1877-1931) was a professor of economics and statis
 tics at the University of Basel from 1910 and established the foundation a
 s a testament to his commitment.</p>
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