A night of philosophy and literature on values, on shared life in Israel, the Middle East, Europe, and the world. The event will address questions of post-war rehabilitation and social, economic, and political tensions, and how to move forward towards a shared future.
After more than two years characterized by war, unprecedented social, economic, political, and religious tensions, it's time to think about rebuilding. Where should we begin? How do we relate to past experiences and legacies? How do we rise from pain, trauma, and the loss of lives? How to address the demands of very diverse groups without discriminating or favoring any of them? How to create sustainable bridges between the past and the future?
The tenth edition of the Night of Philosophy in Tel Aviv will address these questions, responding to current urgent challenges and requiring essential clarification regarding the future of living together in Israel, the Middle East, Europe, and the wider world.
State of Israelis
Conversations with Meir Wieseltier:
On the Concept of Super Philosopher and the Questions to Be Asked in All Futures:
Mourning with Responsibility:
Community of the Future: Belonging and Non-ownership:
An Unsettled Community:
Are We Still Israelis?
The Philosophical Schools of Petersburg and Paris (Matvey Kagan, Mikhail Bakhtin, Jacob Gordin):
Prophecies of Healing: When the Future Saves the Present (in French):
The Eternal Chance: Youth, Crises, and Renewing the Future:
Restoring Trust, Restoring Democracy:
Creative Writing (Change) - What to Write When Democracy Sinks:
Stories for Futures: What Future Deserves a Story? And Which Story Deserves to Live?
Nationality and the Future of Israel and Humanity: A Conversation between Yuli Tamir and Menachem Mautner:
From Plato's Cave to Artificial Intelligence: Philosophy of Education at This Time (Talking from the Field):
Kant's Third Question: "What May I Hope For?":
Public Policy in the Age of Political Populism: How to Make Serious Public Policy in an Unserious World:
Seeing Beyond the Hill: Mirav Alush-LeBron Converses with Yonatan Adiri on the Tasks of the Founding Grandchildren:
Levinas Now:
The Machine - Georges Perec:
Transforming the Break to Speech: Maieutic of the Crack (in French):
Prayer of the Survivor: Intersecting Views between the Bible, Philosophy, and Current Events:
The European Jewish Question from the Perspective of Israelis:
Through Our Eyes - A Conversation on Hope, Belonging, and Responsibility:
The Sephardi Beit Midrash:
Creating Hope:
Ethics, Tomorrow’s Challenges - Sustainability and New Technology:
Hope without Illusion: Peace Based on Partnership between Separation to Reconciliation in Israel/Palestine: