Let's Discuss... Super-Heros & Super-Villains
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In the 20th-century comic world, famous Super Heros and Super Villains were invented to teach the youth meaning of fantasy.
● Superman
● Wonder Woman
● Batman
● Storm (X-Men)
And many more.
How did these comics affect your development growing up?
How much meaning is there behind them?
Did you prefer TV series and Films then the comic format?
Did you feel sympathy for the villains?
Symbolism, Agenda, or Dogma behind some writers in the past and/or present with the intellectual properties over the generations due to a series of events going on in our real adult world?
If you never read these comics before don’t feel intimated to come along.
*Please ask the questions you wish to discuss related to this topic in the comment section.
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The Examined Life, "Let's Discuss..." session is an open discussion.
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13:00 - Free flow group discussion.
14:00 - Splitting to smaller groups for more engaging discretion.
16:00 - End of the official meetup. Most often attendees stay and continue discussing up to around 18:00.
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Cover photo: Two Knights Fighting in a Landscape 1824 by Eugene Delacroix.