Philosophy aperitif on women's voices, Le Grand Logis, Bruz
Bruz, a town just south-west of Rennes, hosts an apéro-philo at Le Grand Logis on a Tuesday evening. The guest is Marie David, a philosophical practitioner, and the question is whether women's speech disturbs the social order. It connects with a stage show called «Le Procès d'une vie», scheduled at the same venue two days later, and starts from artistic creation to invite the audience to debate, develop critical thinking and question the world. The organisers describe the apéro-philo as a space for reflection and discussion that respects differences of opinion, and they say no prior knowledge is needed. Entry is free but you must reserve beforehand, through the venue's contact details in the listing. The session runs in French from 18:30 to 20:30, an easy occasion to talk with strangers who like to think out loud. «Apéro-philo : La Parole des femmes dérange-t-elle l'ordre social ?» Starts 18:30, ends about 20:30. Source: OpenAgenda — Le Grand Logis (open data).
