Exploring the Mystery of Time
September 6 – 12, 2018with Julian Barbour, Mauro Bergonzi, Warwick Fox, Christopher Hauke, Alison MacLeod, James Peat Barbieri, Hester Reeve, Shantena Augusto Sabbadini, David Schrum and Gordon Shippey
We have a few places left for our annual Pari Dialogue September 6-12. 2018. This year’s topic is Exploring the Mystery of Time. We have a distinguished lineup who will be exploring Time from the perspectives of physics, philosophy, psychology, consciousness, literature, art and of course Dr Who – the great Time Lord! Those interested should register fairly soon as places are rapidly filling up.
Participants are limited to 20 places. Register early, this is proving to be a popular event.
For more information: www.parinetworks.
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Open to everyone, contact us: [email protected]During the ‘Time’ event the village of Pari will be honoring the contribution that David Peat made to the life of the village. All participants are invited to join in the celebration.
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