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Philosophy Minyan
Wednesday, July 31, 2024 • 25 Tammuz 5784
12:00 PM - 1:30 PMZoom VideoconferenceVerklempt, Farblondzhet & Fartutst: Jews and Emotions
If you’ve been feeling a little verklempt (overcome with emotion) lately, you are in good company! Jewish tradition has been dealing with emotions since the Garden of Eden and, not surprisingly, has a lot to say about this aspect of the human experience. Our contemporary world is giving us plenty of reasons to feel fartutst (discombobulated or disoriented) as we try to cope, navigate and respond individually and as a community. But we need not feel hopelessly farblondzhet (lost or confused). In this session we will explore Jewish thought about human emotions across centuries and cultures for insights that are relevant and helpful today.
The Philosophy Minyan is a monthly lunchtime series on Zoom. All are welcome to join in an interactive and thought-provoking exploration of topics at the intersection of philosophy, Jewish thought and contemporary issues. No advance reading is required and participants will receive online access to all the class materials following each session.
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