Tag: critical thinking
Thinking in the Wild: A Nature-Based Philosophy Summer Camp for Youth
Thinking in the Wild: A Nature-Based Philosophy Summer Camp for Youth
Thinking in the Wild: A Nature-Based Philosophy Summer Camp for Youth
Philosophy Workshop: “Death & Meanings of Life”
Philosophy Workshop: “Knowing as Practice”

Philosophers sometimes treat knowledge as something we have when we’re seated comfortably in a proverbial or literal armchair. Yet at the very least, this seems to leave out a significant aspect of our humanity: the fact that we are embodied creatures, who actively and dynamically interact with the things that we think about and know. In this workshop led by philosophers Hila Tzipora Chase & David Nowakowski, we’ll look directly at ways of experiencing, of encountering, and of knowing that involve the full, embodied human being.
Philosophy Workshop Series: “What is Philosophy?” (Thinking about Thinking)
Philosophy Night School: “Human Nature & the World: An Extended Intro to Early Hindu Philosophies”

A 4-week ZOOM “Night School” course led by philosopher David Nowakowski that explores various aspects of early Hindu philosophies, focusing on questions of cosmology and philosophical anthropology: roughly, “How is the universe put together?” and “How is the human being put together, in relation to that wider world?” Learn more and register for this Zoom night school course here! Registration closes at 2pm on January 20th.