Tbilisi. The second seminar dedicated to MerabMamardashvili will be held at 6 pm on November 14, Wednesday in the office of the "Open Society – Georgia” Foundation (10 Chovelidze Street), on the topic "Difficulty and necessity of being a human – variation on the philosophic topic of MerabMamardashvili”. Co-Chair of the Strategic Research Center, political analyst NikoMelikadze will deliver the presentation.Attendance at the seminar is free.The seminar is held as part of the project "Dedicated to MerabMamardashvili2”, which is implemented by the Strategic Research Center with the support of "Open Society – Georgia” Foundation since April 2012.The cycle of seminars has launched in the "Open Society – Georgia” Foundation on October 31. Topic of the first lecture was: "Heritage of Homo Sovieticus and MerabMamardashvili”.
Imereti. A workshop was held on July 5 in Kutaisi for young people living in the region. The event was organized by the Education Development and Employment Center.
The workshop focused on promotin
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