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Sun 28 Mar 2010, 17:00, by Bardia Sa'adi Nejad & Morad Sadeghi, at Visual Arts: (Map)
We at Cafe Cinema are happy to announce that "Cinéma Québécois, 4 of the best movies of all time 4 you" is our New program! The history of cinema in Quebec started on June 27, 1896 when the French Louis Minier inaugurated the first movie projection in North America in a Montreal theatre room. However, it would have to wait until the 1960s before a genuine Quebec cinema industry would emerge. Approximately 620 feature length films have been produced, or partially produced by the Quebec film industry since 1943. Mon oncle Antoine is a 1971 National Film Board of Canada (Office national du film du Canada) French language drama film. Québécois director Claude Jutra co-wrote the screenplay with Clément... more >>

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Thu 25 Mar 2010, 19:00, by Amir Arash Rafiee, at Bistro Burritoville: (Map)
آیین باستانی نوروز با پیشینه ای سه هزار ساله را می توان یکی از ماندگارترین آیین های جاری در میان تمدن ها و نژادهای بشری دانست. آیین نوروز از یک سو آنچنان ساده و دلنشین است که به آسانی راه خود را در میان مردمان در گذرگاه تاریخ گشوده است، و از سویی دیگر دارای ریشه، پیوند و بنیان پیچیده ای می باشد که شناخت آن بدون بررسی اندیشه، فرهنگ، بینش و تاریخ گذشتگان ما به دست نمی آید. چکیده سخن آن که نوروز با فلسفه آفرینش در کیش های ایرانی، اختر شناسی، گردش زمین، روند طبیعت، ساختار گاه شماری، و فرهنگ و تاریخ ایران زمین دارای پیوند می باشد، و از دیگر سوی چون نگینی تابناک روشنی بخش... more >>

CafeLitt"; } else { echo "CafeLitt"; } ?> 162: South American Literature

Thu 18 Mar 2010, 19:00, by Maryam Tajik, at Bistro Burritoville: (Map)
Life & culture of Latin America has its own characters which of course have always been considered. In this regard, literature always has bright and it has attracted a large audience. In this short opportunity, we will talk about story and fiction & some Argentine writers, together.... more >>

CafeLitt"; } else { echo "CafeLitt"; } ?> 161: Phenomenological interpretation of Kasravi

Thu 11 Mar 2010, 19:00, by Javid Musevi, at Bistro Burritoville: (Map)
Phenomenological interpretation of Kasravi is the philosophical investigation that uses historical reflections instead of historiographical consideration to elaborate truth in Kasravi. My starting point of this task is the factual existence of our own being (Dasein) and not making Kasravi an object of research for a transcendental ego. Next I will show him as a possible sight of "Jayegaheh" truth of being in the history of Iran (Asha). Appearing of "Asha" in Kasravi will be discussed as a philosophical concept not as a theological one. Then I will challenge Homayoun Katouzian of Oxford University, Farzin Vahdat of Harvard University and Mohammad Ali Tavakoli from Illinois University for their historiographical considerations about Kasravi. In conclusion I will show their misguided approach... more >>

CafeLitt"; } else { echo "CafeLitt"; } ?> 160: Philosophy and the City

Thu 4 Mar 2010, 19:00, by Farhad Daftari, at Bistro Burritoville: (Map)
کار از همکاری با دوستی‌ در زمینه مطالعه وضع مسکن گود نشینان جنوب تهران آغاز شد. تا اینکه سال ۱۳۵۰ برابر با ۱۹۷۱ در آبادان زیر عنوان " بررسی شرایط سکونت کارگران " کار استمرار یافت. پس از مطالعات مقدماتی و شهرخوانی، گرداوری اطلاعات توسط پرسشنامه وضعیت خانوار ( شامل بعد خانوار، میزان تحصیلات و اشتغال، ارتباطات، اقتصاد خانوار و عادات خرید و تفریح و سایر موارد ) در حد بالای سه در صد خانواده‌های شهر، با توزیعی متناسب با فراوانی خانوار ها در مناطق و محلات شهر ادامه پیدا کرد.  مستند تهیه شده گریزی است حاشیه ای در بیان بنیان ناهنجاری جامعه که ریشه در " نظام تقسیم کار اجتماعی " دارد. بسط و توضیح بیشتر را موکول به... more >>

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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 in a café 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 18th, 2007. Each week, one of us takes the responsibility of presenting a topic (in Persian, English or French) 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.
CaféLitt is open to all comments, suggestion, collaboration 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.
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