A table set for two on the shore of an Alpine lake, beside a pyramid-shaped rock
Plate ILake Silvaplana, by the pyramid rock near Surlej, August 1881Plate IIA river, never the same one twicePlate IIIThe top of the hill. The boulder, resting for oncePlate IVA café in Saint-Germain, ParisPlate VThe western pass, where the keeper asked him to write it downPlate VIA classroom in Le Puy, 1931Plate VIICrossing the Atlantic, 1941Plate VIIITodtnauberg, the Black ForestPlate IXThe agora, Athens. Lamp lit, broad daylightPlate XEugene, Oregon. Breakfast firstPlate XIThe Garden, AthensPlate XIIA picture house in Oxford. The lights are going down
We think you should meet someone.
He’ll ask whether you’d live this exact life again. Forever.
A year of philosophy, one remarkable introduction at a time.SYNTROPISEsyntropise.com/meet
The introduction
Some extraordinary minds we’d love you to meet.
Ideas you’ve never come across. Questions you’ve never thought to ask. Conversations that stay with you for years.
That’s what happens when you make philosophy part of your life. We do the introductions; you decide where the conversation goes.
Introductions by John Stoszkowski and David Priestley