Hay Festival Cartagena 2023

Welcome to the Hay Festival Cartagena de Indias 2023 programme, to be held from 26 to 29 January. In this page you can find the events in the general programme as well as Hay Joven activities tor university audiences, Hay Comunitario sessions which will take place in different areas of Cartagena, Reading Clubs and Talento Editorial.

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Event HJ9

Catalina Cortés Severino and Laura Quintana Porras in conversation with Winston Morales Chavarro

Those voracious emotions: A correspondence

 Universidad de Cartagena, Sala de Lectura Biblioteca Fernández de Madrid (Claustro de San Agustín)
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Two Colombian thinkers, Catalina Cortés Severino and Laura Quintana, one a philosopher, the other an anthropologist, and both writers, reflect on the emotions in their recent and original book Esos afectos voraces: Una correspondencia, in which they use the epistolary form to exchange thoughts, drawing on the knowledge of their own disciplines in order to examine human experiences. A look at the emotions and how they structure and define experience (from the personal to the collective) and our own culture. In conversation with Winston Morales Chavarro.
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Event HJ10

Santiago Beruete in conversation with Raúl Puello

A piece of land

 Universidad de Cartagena, Sala de Lectura Biblioteca Fernández de Madrid (Claustro de San Agustín)
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The academic, philosopher and gardener, Santiago Beruete (Spain), uses his most recent book, Un trozo de tierra, to reflect on the urgency and need to conserve the environment, offering us an intimate view of nature, which is both our surroundings and our means of life. This work continues Beruete’s cycle of texts, examples of which include Jardinosofía, Verdolatría and Aprendívoros. In conversation with the Cartagena University philosopher and educator, Raúl Puello.
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Event 30

Catalina Cortés Severino and Laura Quintana Porras in conversation with Andrea Díaz Cardona

Correspondence on the emotions

 Hotel Sofitel, Salón Santa Clara
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Two Colombian thinkers, Catalina Cortés Severino y Laura Quintana Porras, one an anthropologist, the other a philosopher, and both writers, reflect on the emotions in their recent and original book Esos afectos voraces: Una correspondencia, in which they use the epistolary form to exchange thoughts, drawing on the knowledge of their own disciplines in order to examine human experiences. A look at the emotions and how they structure and define experience (from the personal to the collective) and our own culture. In conversation with the BBC Mundo journalist, Andrea Díaz Cardona.

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Event 34

Santiago Beruete in conversation with Laura Quintana Porras

 Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española (patio)
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The figure of Santiago Beruete (Spain) is one who combines the philosopher, the educator and the gardener. Since 2006 he has been studying the subtle connections between theories of utopia and gardening styles, analysing how these spaces have, since antiquity, constituted a visible metaphor for the good life, a sensitive representation of happiness and a valuable document of the dreams of social perfection that arise in each period. At this event, the author presents his series of essays Jardinosofía: Una historia filosófica de los jardines; Verdolatría: La naturaleza nos enseña a ser humanos; Aprendívoros: El cultivo de la curiosidad; and Un trozo de tierra. These writings invite us to conserve the environment, offering an intimate look at what sustains us: nature and all those bits of earth that make us what we are. In conversation with Laura Quintana Porras.



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