Sloth - Too Tired to Care
CCEPA presents Dr. John Plotz, Chair and Professor of English, Brandeis University, discussing the history of sloth, how it's changed, and what it looks like now. Are you detached from life, depressed by isolation, distracted or restless? Do we live in an epidemic of Sloth or Acedia? Is the remedy to our perceived laziness and despair more discipline, restraint and will, or perhaps a little detachment might help? In the sixth installment of the Seven Deadly Sins series, Dr. John Plotz, Professor of English, Brandeis University, links our contemporary struggles to stay on the right path with the works of thinkers, writers, and artists of the past. The 2017-18 CCEPA Lecture Series: SEVEN DEADLY SINS explores the personal and collective consequences of our thoughts and actions as we continue to grapple with age old temptations. This presentation is presented with the support of Segelberg Trust and the Halifax Central Library

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