Agnes Heller: Philosopher, Dissident, Activist

This event occurred on:  The documentary traces the journey of world-renowned philosopher Agnes Heller (1929-2019), from surviving the Holocaust and challenging Hungary’s socialist regime to becoming one of the most influential voices in philosophy as a professor on three continents. Through archival material, interviews, and critical analysis, the film explores her dedication to philosophical inquiry, ethics, individual freedom, and social justice. Followed by a discussion featuring James O'Higgins and Roger Berkowitz, and moderated by Katie Tabb.

This event is co-sponsored by the Philosophy Program.

Learn more about the film here.