
Annual Economics Lecture 2021
The Annual Economics Lecture was given by Mr Donald Lambie on Saturday 27th March 2021
Writing on philosophy, art, nature, and the examined life, from the tutors and students of the School.
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The Annual Economics Lecture was given by Mr Donald Lambie on Saturday 27th March 2021

The launch of the latest volume of the Ficino Letters, Volume 11, is now available to view on the School's YouTube channel. Click here to view the film.

Lectures
An online talk given by John De Val on 9 January 2021.

Lectures
An online talk given by John De Val on 14 November 2020

Music
This beautiful performance, filmed at the beautiful Waterperry House on 14 September 2020, features some wonderful musicians in the perfect setting of Waterperry House.
'Self Discovery', a work attributed to the philosopher Shankara, translated by Warwick and Elena Jessup, was launched through a webinar at 11.00am GMT on Sunday, 1st November.

In the wake of the Coronavirus lockdown, Emily Williams found herself pondering the important questions in life, and embarked on a 10-week online course with us.
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Essay
An essay by Anna McClelland(All that follows is inspired by the wisdom and remarkable writings of Leslie Blake, with the guidance and patient encouragement of Ian Murdoch.)

There are good practical reason for running a five-week course. It’s a good way of providing something for those who have missed the beginning of term and might not want to hang around for the next ten-week course to begin. Then there are those who have attended courses in the past who might want