"How to be Good" Poetry Reading and Discussion
In Person
Join Dr. David Banach (Poet and Professor of Philosophy at Saint Anselm College) for a poetry reading and discussion of selections from his new book, “How to be Good.” In his writings, Banach explores ethics and the humanities through a variety of topics including philosophy, theology, gender, and more. Join us and explore some of life’s essential questions such as: What do we owe each other?
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About the Author/Speaker:
David Banach is a philosopher and a poet, though often not in that order. He lives in Goffstown, NH, where he tends chickens, keeps bees, and watches for lessons in the sky. He likes to think about Dostoevsky, Levinas, and Simone Weil and is fascinated by the way form emerges in nature and the way the human heart responds to it. He has published over 70 poems in various journals, and is editor of Touchstone, the journal of the Poetry Society of New Hampshire.
This program is co-sponsored by the Gregory J Grapone Humanities Institute and the Center for Ethics in Society.