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PL: Królestwo Bez Kresu to pierwsza krakowska otwarta enklawa, niezależne terytorium przy Biskupiej 18. Celem KBK jest stworzenie społeczności ludzi pragnących rozwijać swoje pasje i dzielić się nimi z innymi.
EN: Królestwo Bez Kresu (Kingdom Without Limit) is Krakow's first open enclave, an independent territory at 18 Biskupia Street. The aim of the KBK is to create a community of people wishing to develop their passions and share them with others.
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Practical Philosophy Club: Hate towards women
Królestwo Bez Kresu, Biskupia 18/1, Kraków, PLOn Tuesday, November 4 the next meeting of the Practical Philosophy Club will again take place at the Kingdom (Biskupia St. 18/1). This time, we the topic is "Hate towards women". The meeting will start at 6:30 p.m., and the discussion will be held in English. Admission is free, but donations to keep the enclave open are welcome.
What does the word misogyny actually describe? What behaviors or attitudes should count as hate toward women, if any?
Are there natural or cultural reasons why some people develop hostility toward women?
Should rape laws require victims to prove non-consent, or defendants to prove consent was freely given?
Why does discourse treat men and women differently when the same behaviour or attitude is present?
Can men be feminists?
Where do we see "benevolent" misogyny in daily life (e.g., chivalry, protective stereotypes)? Is it harmful, harmless, or context-dependent?
If a woman freely chooses a "tradwife" lifestyle and defends patriarchy as natural, is it misogyny to criticize her choice?
Are incels victims of misogyny (rejected and radicalized by a hyper-feminized dating market) or its most honest perpetrators?
Does the backlash against "woke" feminism indicate a resurgence of patriarchy, or a legitimate criticism of overreach? Where's the line?
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The Kingdom Without Limit is an open enclave at 18 Biskupia Street in Kraków, combining elements of a cultural centre, a café, a museum, a library, a university, a coworking space, your grandmother's house and a place you've probably always missed. The Gate is open Monday to Saturday from 4pm to 11pm.
The Kingdom is independent. As a result, events are diverse, open and free of charge. If you want it to stay that way, you can support the open enclave:
- by making a donation via the POS at KBK
- by transferring any amount to the bank account: Urban and Rural Traditions Foundation, 16 1090 1740 0000 0001 2088 2593 (Santander), title: 'dar na cele statutowe KBK'
- by making a donation via https://zrzutka.pl/zhnzyt or PayPal (fundacjatradycji@gmail.com)
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