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SUMMARY:The Shapes of Love: From Plato to the Present—Cultivation or Consumption
?
DESCRIPTION:\nCelebrate Love Liberal Arts Week with a Love and Sex Panel
featuring a 30-minute presentation by Tyrique Mack-Georges\, a philosop
hy doctoral student\, followed by a student-led panel and audience Q&
\;A. The conversation will explore themes of relationships\, identity\,
and values. Student panelists include Rand Alkhunaizi\, Ella Bartnik\, M
olly Hatfield\, Panya Khattar\, Max Settembre\, Romana Moroz\, and Nicol
ette Morris.\n\nLove as Colossus of Rhodes: For Plato\, love stands betw
een the mortal and the eternal\, and in doing so takes many forms that c
arry the potential for self-cultivation. Family\, friends\, and lovers c
an grow together\, challenging one another to become better versions of
themselves: to “possess the good forever.” This panel asks whether a cul
ture of short-term relationships and casual encounters has obscured this
deeper\, formative dimension of love.\n\nA reception will follow the pa
nel in Old Botany Building from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.\n\nFor more details: h
ttps://events.la.psu.edu/event/the-shapes-of-love-llaw/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Celebrate Love
Liberal Arts Week with a Love and Sex Panel featuring a 30-minute presen
tation by Tyrique Mack-Georges, a philosophy doctoral student, followed
by a student-led panel and audience Q&A. The conversation will explo
re themes of relationships, identity, and values. Student panelists incl
ude Rand Alkhunaizi, Ella Bartnik, Molly Hatfield, Panya Khattar, Max Se
ttembre, Romana Moroz, and Nicolette Morris.
Love as Colossus of R
hodes: For Plato, love stands between the mortal and the eternal, and in
doing so takes many forms that carry the potential for self-cultivation
. Family, friends, and lovers can grow together, challenging one another
to become better versions of themselves: to “possess the good forever.”
This panel asks whether a culture of short-term relationships and casua
l encounters has obscured this deeper, formative dimension of love.
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p>A reception will follow the panel in Old Botany Building from 5:00 to
7:00 p.m.For more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/the-shapes-
of-love-llaw/
LOCATION:124 Pasquerilla Spiritual Center (Pod #2)
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