Philosophy Learning Workshop

Learning Philosophy through non conventional methods

Date:
02 Sep 2022 01:00 PM 02 Sep 2022 04:00 PM
Venue:
Mata Gujri Hall

On September 2, 2022, Astitva – The Department of Philosophy, Mata Sundri College for Women (University of Delhi) organized an engaging session on “Learning Philosophy through Non-Conventional Methods” in Mata Gujri Hall. The event explored philosophical concepts such as sense experience, scepticism, dreams versus reality, cognition, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence. The programme began with a welcome address by Ms. Ananya Chauhan (Department Representative), followed by a screening of the film The Matrix, after which students discussed their queries and insights. The session was graced by Dr. Harpreet Kaur (Principal), Prof. Garima Mani (Head, Department of Philosophy), and guest speaker Prof. Nilanjan Bhowmik (University of Delhi), who enriched the discussion with expert perspectives.

Event Report

The Department of Philosophy's society, Astitva, organized a movie screening of "The Matrix" and an expert talk on "Learning Philosophy through non conventional methods" on September 2, 2022. The event focused on philosophical concepts related to virtual reality and artificial intelligence. The program included a welcome address by Ms. Ananaya Chauhan and a screening of "The Matrix". The guest speaker, Prof. Nilanjan Bhowmik from the University of Delhi, provided insights on philosophy and analyzed the movie's complexities, highlighting the socio-political message that humans are submissive to technology. The event concluded with a question-and-answer session and a vote of thanks. The Department of Philosophy's society, Astitva, organized a movie screening of "The Matrix" and an expert talk on "Learning Philosophy through non conventional methods" on September 2, 2022. The event focused on philosophical concepts related to virtual reality and artificial intelligence. The program included a welcome address by Ms. Ananaya Chauhan and a screening of "The Matrix". The guest speaker, Prof. Nilanjan Bhowmik from the University of Delhi, provided insights on philosophy and analyzed the movie's complexities, highlighting the socio-political message that humans are submissive to technology. The event concluded with a question-and-answer session and a vote of thanks.

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