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Philosophy Cafe Film Evening - Beyond the Tipping Point

How does the way we imagine the future change how we think and act today?


A showing of the film "Beyond the Tipping Point" (dir Stefan Skrimshire, UK 2010, 30 mins).

Beyond The Tipping Point invites us to consider this question by exploring attitudes to climate change. The imagery of "tipping points", drawn originally from scientific research, has increasingly influenced the way politicians, activists, and journalists imagine how greenhouse gas emissions might have irreversible and unpredictable effects on global climate.

But what effect might this way of thinking about the future have on the prospects for mitigating climate change now? Does it galvanise action, or induce despair?

Join us at Milkwood Gallery for a screening of the film, followed by discussion of the issues it raises, and beginning with a wine reception at 7.30pm.

Please note: space is limited, so to reserve a place(s), please send an email, stating numbers, to grovesc1@cf.ac.uk


Speaker(s):

Stefan Skrimshire | talks | www

 

Date and Time:

30 September 2010 at 7:30 pm

Duration:

2 hours

 

Venue:

Milkwood Gallery
41 Lochaber Street
Roath
Cardiff
CF24 3LS

http://www.milkwoodgallery.com/joomla/index.php
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Free, but we request that attendees consider making a donation of £1-2 to assist with costs.

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