In this evening with music and poetry, Christa Davis Acampora and Yunus Tuncel will discuss Nietzsche’s agonistic philosophy and how its teachings are applicable to issues of contemporary society.

They will explore the mythic, poetic, artistic, and political aspects of the culture of agon in ancient Greece and in Nietzsche’s interpretation of it. Moreover, they will assess contemporary society, politics, and political theory through Nietzsche’s agonistic thought.

Their dialogue will be moderated by Alan Rosenberg. Music and poetry recitation by Emily Fairey, Colin Pilney, and Rachael Sotos will be interspersed throughout the evening, which will end with a leisurely discussion between the presenters and the spectators.

Date: Saturday, May 19th

Time: 7:00 pm until midnight

Place: Phoenix Park (The Party Room at the back of the Bar), 206 E.67th Street (bet 2nd/3rd Ave)

Price: No admission but participants will pay for whatever they consume.

RSVP by May 14th to: tuncely@nietzschecircle.com

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