“Taking Offence”
Monday 29 March 2010
19:00 to 20:55
What are the limits of free expression? Is there a distinction between deliberate provocation and principled parody? Is nothing beyond satire? Does a multicultural society require more protection for vulnerable people - or greater commitment to open debate? Join Caspar Melville, author of Taking Offence and editor of New Humanist magazine, and a very special guest comedian (see www.swlhumanists.org.uk for update) to discuss these thorny contemporary issues.
South West London Humanists are hosting this event during 2010 Think-in-Kingston. Places are limited, so booking your place is advisable via info@swlhumanists.org.uk or 07946 465 701
| Contact |
Secretary, SWLH info@swlhumanists.org.uk 07946 465 701 |
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| Location |
C-Scaipe, Kingston University, Penrhyn Road Kingston KT1 2EE (view map) |
| Cost | Free, but there will be a collection for charity |