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27
Apr

Orchestrating Impact: Building the Innovation Ecosystems That Power Sustainable Business

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AUC New Cairo

An insightful lecture, "Orchestrating Impact: Building the Innovation Ecosystems that Power Sustainable Business", delivered by Olivier Cateura, Professor of Strategy, Innovation & Entrepreneurship at Emlyon Business School. This lecture offers students a valuable opportunity to explore how innovation ecosystems are shaped and leveraged to drive sustainable business impact. About the Spe...

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06
May

The Philosophy of Woody Allen’s Cinema: Absurdity and Critique of Political Systems (Bananas)

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AUC New Cairo

The final session concludes with Bananas, examined through the lens of political philosophy. The film tells the story of Fielding Mellish, a naïve product tester, who is accidentally swept into a revolution, revealing how political systems can be driven more by chaos and chance rather than coherent ideology. The film is a political comedy, engaging with broader questions about authority, power ...

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29
Apr

The Philosophy of Woody Allen’s Cinema: Morality, Guilt and Ethical Dilemmas (Crimes and Misdemeanors)

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AUC New Cairo

The third session explores the nature of morality in Crimes and Misdemeanors. The film follows Judah Rosenthal, an ophthalmologist, who murders a woman and goes on living without punishment. The film asks whether morality has any real foundations at all, or, in the absence of divine justice, individuals are free to define what’s right and wrong for themselves.

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22
Apr

The Philosophy of Woody Allen’s Cinema: Self-Knowledge, Memory and the Role of Art

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AUC New Cairo

The second session focuses on Another Woman, a quiet meditation on self-knowledge. The film follows a philosophy lecturer named Marion Post as she embarks on a quiet yet unsettling journey of self-examination; she overhears therapy sessions next door to find out that the patient’s struggles mirror her own. The film illustrates that self-knowledge is not comforting. It’s often painful, requiring...