Modern man is very interested in productivity and the fruits thereof, which generally requires on his part a great deal of doing. But does doing produce what civilized men through the ages have called Culture? Or does Culture arise from reflections born of the simple act of being, and the not so simple act of contemplation which it allows? Come to discuss the right relationship that a man ought to have between doing and being, which is to say, between his work and his leisure – and what he ought to make of each.