Philosophy is often accused of being abstract and remote from the world, yet the European tradition of philosophy holds a long history of doing the opposite. This livestream asks what it means to think well, and why that matters now, when grand narratives have broken down and the world seems fragmented.
Actor Nanna Bøttcher reads selected passages from three philosophical texts from the European tradition, each in its own way asking what thinking is. Philosopher Anna Cornelia Ploug then explores with her what thinking really means and how one goes about it in practice. The event is part of Europa 360°, a series within Folkeuniversitetet's new Europe project, which is supported by the Carlsberg Foundation.
