Upcoming Events

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  Thu, 11 Sept

  Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here at 50: The Meaning of Absence | Ian Rizzo / 

  Valletta Voluntary Centre

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  11 Sept 2025, 18:00 – 20:00

  Valletta Voluntary Centre, Melita St, Valletta, Malta

  A philosophical reflection on the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s album Wish You Were Here that explores the timeless themes of absence, estrangement, and the human condition.
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  Mon, 29 Sept

  Crisis and Hope | Dr Robert Farrugia / 

  University of Malta, Valletta Campus

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  29 Sept 2025, 18:00 – 20:00

  University of Malta, Valletta Campus, Valletta, Malta

  Crisis reveals our fragility, but hope transforms it into renewal. Join us in exploring this profound interplay through the lens of phenomenology.

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  Thu, 09 Oct

  Exploring Adler’s Psychology of Human Nature | A 3-Session Course by Gail Debono / 

  Valletta Voluntary Centre

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  09 Oct 2025, 18:00 – 23 Oct 2025, 20:00

  Valletta Voluntary Centre, Melita St, Valletta, Malta

  Explore what drives us as human beings – from our struggles with inferiority to our search for meaning and belonging. In this 3-session course, Gail Debono guides you through Adler’s inspiring vision of human nature.

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  Fri, 28 Nov

  Where does Consciousness Stop? Dr Niki Young / 

  University of Malta, Valletta Campus

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  28 Nov 2025, 18:00 – 20:00

  University of Malta, Valletta Campus, Valletta, Malta

  Explore how panpsychism challenges traditional accounts of consciousness and reshapes our understanding of experience, nature, and reality.

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  Fri, 06 Mar

  Annual Philosophy Lecture 2026 | What is a Point of View ? | Rick Lewis / 

  Grand Hotel Excelsior Malta

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  06 Mar 2026, 18:30 – 20:30

  Grand Hotel Excelsior Malta, Great Siege Road, Floriana FRN 1810, Malta

  Rick Lewis , editor of Philosophy Now magazine will be exploring how philosophical problems often stem from confusion between differing human perspectives. Inspired by Thomas Nagel, he asks: do we have a point of view—or are we each a point of view?