Existential dialogue 20: on the origin of rights
Davina the goose and Peter the hawk discuss human laws and their justifications.
Existential dialogue 19: what is happiness?
Conceptions of happiness according to Luce the squirrel and Emilies the blue berries.
Existential dialogue 18: do we really have a choice?
Niccolò the snake and Charmide and Mickael the deer discuss these choices that are finally necessary.
Existential dialogue 17: the limits of knowledge
Socrates the stick and Gottfried the bird find out that other people’s worlds often remain a mystery.
Existential dialogue 16: what is adversity?
A dialogue where Baruch and Socrates discuss the days when nothing is going well and the meaning they can have.
Existential dialogue 15: between existence and essence
Simones the green berries and Aurelius the angel reflect about the idea of freedom.
Existential dialogue 14: a friendly exchange about harmony
Baruch the heron and Gottfried the bird talk about harmony and their winter plans.
Existential dialogue 13: these irreducible differences
Irinas the dead leaves and Emmanuelles the tortoises respond to Peter and Davina’s show.
Existential dialogue 12: respect for the rights of others
Davina the goose and Peter the hawk use an anecdote about yoga pants to reiterate the basics of living in a community.
Existential Dialogue 11: what are Guardian Angels good for?
A dialogue between Socrates the stick and Aurelius the angel about evil.