CafeCinema 7: Gaav (Dariush Mehrjui)

Fri 28 Nov 2008, 21:16, by Bardia Sa'adi Nejad, at Visual Arts:1395 Rene Levesque West, Montreal (Map)
Enterence: 5$ (this will be for 2 sessions. If you have participated the previous session, you can just show your last ticket(we have the names). Tickets for 5 sessions and 10 sessions are available at lower price)... more >>

CafeLitt 99: A review on Poor Folk, written by Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Sat 22 Nov 2008, 13:39, by , at Cafe SABA: 5124 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC (Map)
Subject: A review on Poor Folk, written by Fyodor DostoyevskyDate: Thursday 27 Nov. 2008 , 19:00Presented by: Ehsan DaneshyarPlace: Cafe Culturel SABA, 5124 Sherbrook Ouest, Montreal, QCMetro: VendomeBus: 24 directly from Down town17 Décarie, 37 Jolicoeur, 90 Saint-Jacques,102 Somerled, 104 Cavendish, 105 Sherbrooke, 124 VictoriaIn this session there will be a review on one of the first books of Dostoyevsky (Poor Folk). This book is a poignant societal and physiological sketch written by young writer. It is written in the form of letters of correspondence between two characters both trapped within the poverty and circumstances of ST.Petersburgs slums. Makar and... more >>

CafeLitt 98: World Religions

Fri 14 Nov 2008, 12:48, by , at Cafe SABA: 5124 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC (Map)
Subject: World ReligionsDate: Thursday 20 Nov. 2008 , 19:00Presented by: Joubeen EslaahPlace: Cafe Culturel SABA, 5124 Sherbrook Ouest, Montreal, QCMetro: VendomeBus: 24 directly from Down town17 Décarie, 37 Jolicoeur, 90 Saint-Jacques,102 Somerled, 104 Cavendish, 105 Sherbrooke, 124 Victoria... more >>

CafeLitt 97 : Nader Ebrahimi

Fri 14 Nov 2008, 12:21, by , at Cafe SABA: 5124 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC (Map)
Subject: Nader Ebrahimi Date: Thursday 13 Nov. 2008 , 19:00Presented by: Naghmeh SarrafPlace: Cafe Culturel SABA, 5124 Sherbrook Ouest, Montreal, QCMetro: VendomeBus: 24 directly from Down town17 Décarie, 37 Jolicoeur, 90 Saint-Jacques,102 Somerled, 104 Cavendish, 105 Sherbrooke, 124 Victoria... more >>

CafeLitt 96: What is the Origin of Ethics?

Tue 4 Nov 2008, 14:37, by , at Cafe SABA: 5124 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC (Map)
Subject: What is the Origin of Ethics?Date: Thursday 6th Nov. 2008 , 17:00-19:00Presented by: McGill UniversityPlace: McGill University, Stephen Leacock Building, Room 132 Metro: McGillBus: 24 directly from Down townThis week CaféLitt decides to participate in a lecture organized at McGill University. It is about "What is the Origin of Ethics?" "Philosophers have debated this question for centuries. And now economists and evolutionary biologists are set to debate this at the annual Trottier Symposium. In honor of Charles Darwin's 150th anniversary of the publication of his Theory of Natural Selection, this year's Symposium brings together an international panel of experts... more >>

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About us

CaféLitt is not a place; it is a gathering of minds. We are a group of mostly Persian young students, scholars and professionals who gather every Thursday evening around 19h00 to discuss various subjects and share different ideas, ranging vastly from history to science, from literature to fine arts. We started these gatherings on Jan 17th, 2006 with 5 people and have reached an average weekly audience of about 40 people. Each week, one of us takes the responsibility of presenting a topic for about an hour in a subject s/he is intimately familiar with or has an expertise in. Afterwards, the evening turns into a discussion forum and all members of the audience will have an opportunity to ask their question(s) and share their points of view.

Some new and exciting ideas were born out of CaféLitt sessions. We have started a series of monthly meetings called CaféCinema during which a movie is presented and discussed in some detail afterward. This year's program of CaféCinema revolves around the history of Iranian cinema. Some Cinema students hold these sessions (mainly conducted in English) on the last Sunday of each month.

Likewise, CaféLitt BookClub is an activity where people who like books decide to read a book each month and discuss it during a cozy Café session on the second Sunday of every month.

CaféTheatre is a series of semi-rehearsed sessions in which we select a play, divide the roles among different people and read the play from the text in front of an audience. Similar to other CaféLitt sessions, each CaféTheatre session will end with a discussion of that day's play.  

CaféScience and CaféPhilo are our plans for near future. The purpose of CaféScience is to provide a forum for the public discussion and understanding of all scientific findings and ideas, with an emphasis on new, interesting and publicly relevant topics. During CaféPhilo sessions, we will talk about philosophy, its history and all its related aspects.

CaféLitt is pen to all comments, suggestion and new ideas. CaféLitt provides an unparalleled opportunity for learning about culture, science and philosophy in a relaxed and friendly environment, and for sharing your knowledge and expertise with like-minded members of your community.

CafeLitt is a nonpartisan, nonreligious and nonpolitical entity.


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