Past Events

     The History department’s Rural History Roundtable Speakers Series Presents, “Tribute, Crisis, and the Resistance of “the Hungry who Feed Us” in the Peruvian Andes of 1780-1820”      Speaker  Dr. David Klassen & Rural History Roundtable, Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Guelph, specializing in indigenous political mobilizations.  

The Centre for Scottish Studies invites members of the public and university communities to join us in welcoming Shayna Devlin, one of our very own PhD Candidates from the University of Guelph.

What is it like to do philosophy in the dark? To grasp around, with our senses limited or entirely useless in describing the horrors around us? Maybe it isn’t much of a question – in fact, we might posit philosophy has already been doing exactly this for some time… Yet, there is something to be said with the efforts by some scholars in recent years to return and wrestle with the canon of horror and philosophy to engage in some critical evaluation of existing ideas about philosophical inquiry, the human subject and world. All are welcome!

ALL ARE WELCOME

Thursday At Noon Concert Series presents world famous Celtic guitarist Tony McManus. Free admission, everyone welcome.  For more information, visit www.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events

On February 3rd, 2018, at 7 p.m. (note the early start-time), the University of Guelph Symphonic Choir welcomes the Voices of Joy Community Choir to sing a collaborative concert at Harcourt Memorial United Church (87 Dean Avenue, Guelph). Each choir will present music from their repertory, and then the choirs will perform together, with audience participation encouraged. The Voices of Joy, a choir servicing developmentally challenged adults in Newmarket, Ontario, have been warming the hearts of audiences for decades.

ABSTRACT

Title: ZHUANGZI'S INTELLECTUAL HUMILITY ROUTE TO SKEPTICISM