The Civil Discourse Course club meets to discuss a variety of topics with a focus on small group interaction and discussion. All speakers must be Villages residents and all meetings are open, just walk in.
Monday, September 1, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM, Peter Irwin "Public Discourse Standards"
How Can We Correct the Current Polarization in Public Rhetoric that Accepts Exaggeration, Fabrication and Spin?
Monday, September 8, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM, Peter Irwin "Public Discourse Standards"
Monday, September 15, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM, Bo Goldsmith "A Brief and Unauthorized History of Humanism"
An Overview of the Philosophic Outlook of the Modern Humanist Community and How it Developed in the Western World
Monday, September 22, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM, Bo Goldsmith "A Brief and Unauthorized History of Humanism"
Monday, October 6, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM, Gary Segal "The Very High Highs and the Very Low Lows of Adoption"
A Case Study of an Adoption, Including All its Extreme Highs and Lows
Monday, October 13, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM, Gary Segal "The Very High Highs and the Very Low Lows of Adoption"
Monday, October 20, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM, Ian Walmsley "The 1945 US Inspired World Order is in Question"
Will the US continue as a Maritime Superpower or Retrench to a Land Based Regional Power?
Monday, October 27, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM, Ian Walmsley "The 1945 US Inspired World Order is in Question"
Monday, November 3, Colony Cottage, 10:00 AM, Alan Loiselle "Protecting Your Head During a Fall"
A Presentation to Test and Improve Participants Balance and Strength
Monday, November 10, Savannah Center, 10:00 AM, Alan Loiselle "Protecting Your Head During a Fall"