A lecture by Dr. Haim Shapira on “The Little Prince,” at the Galilee Culture address. The lecture will begin at 20:30.
There are books we read once. And there are books that accompany us throughout our lives. The Little Prince is probably the most famous of them.
A book that looks like a children’s fairy tale, but reveals timeless meaning about friendship, love, loss, responsibility, and the things that truly matter—those hidden from sight.
Dr. Haim Shapira, mathematician, philosopher, author, and one of Israel’s most beloved lecturers, will lead a fascinating session inspired by the immortal work of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Through the pages of the book, combined with philosophy, psychology, literature, and humor, we will embark on a journey through The Little Prince’s great ideas and revisit questions about friendship, love, the meaning of life, and the choices that shape us.
Even if you have read The Little Prince dozens of times—and perhaps especially if you have not opened it since childhood—this is an opportunity to rediscover a book that remains relevant at every age, and above all, to discover something new about ourselves.
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