Thursdays, February 19, 26
3:00 to 4:30
Cunningham Memorial Library Room 028
Cost: $15 Limit: 45

Dr. Namita Goswami, Indiana State University philosophy professor, leads an exploration of the profound questions surrounding mortality. This course examines the nature of death, the philosophical implications of dying, and whether death can ever be truly known or understood. Participants will consider distinctions between death as a state and dying as a process, while also reflecting on how biological, cultural, and social practices shape the experience of dying in the modern world. Through philosophical inquiry and critical discussion, Dr. Goswami explores how conceptions of mortality influence meaning, identity, and the human condition.

Members who cancel a program registration will only receive a full refund if the following criteria are met: cancellation is received in the OLLI office 15 business days prior to the first meeting of any Course or Osher Online Course, cancellation is received in the OLLI office 30 business days prior to the event for a Special Event and/or 30 business days prior to the departure date for all day trips and overnight trips.