This talk looks at the body in ancient and medieval medical art, its balances and its magical properties. We’ll look at a wide range of art, charts, paintings and drawings from Leonardo to Dürer, medieval manuscripts, medical manuals and cathedral sculptures.
Warmest of welcome to the lecture where we travel back in time to an era where magic was a central part of Norse society and everyday life.
Myth and Magic
In this talk we will discuss how social and biological factors interplay to reveal a darker side that may exist within us all, shedding light on how seemingly evil acts can be committed by seemingly ordinary citizens.
In this lecture, we will delve into Aristotle’s concept of virtue and examine how his idea of the golden mean, as a harmonious balance between opposing vices, applies to modern ethical discussions. We will also consider whether Aristotle’s framework remains relevant and practical in addressing today’s moral challenges.
Join us for an enlightening exploration of the provocative world of 18th-century British artist William Hogarth.
This session turns to the visual world to explore the themes of virtues and vices through the concept of ‘taste.’ What is deemed as worthy?
Welcome to an evening where we present the interesting history of the vibrator and discuss how it became a taboo sex-toy.
This event will explore how kegare influences daily life, spiritual practices, and cultural rituals in Japan, offering a deeper understanding of how this concept shapes the Japanese society overall.
The often bizarre paintings by Hieronymus Bosch depict stories of temptation, sin and accountability, set in a world that is both recognizable and fantastical at the same time.
