How Philosophy (and Technology) Can Help Us Reconnect With Nature & Why It Matters Andrea Houchard & Marisa Diaz-Waian, Public Philosophy Journal (2016) – Under Review. ABSTRACT: The human connection to nature is an important issue in the world today. While it is rarely articulated as matter of public concern,…
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Please join us for the 2nd in our 3-part Fall Philosophy Walk Series on the environment, ethics & stewardship on Saturday, November 10th with special guest speakers Christopher Preston & Jim Williams. On this walk we'll be exploring landowner/steward & habitat-wildlife relationships (including agricultural & ranching relationships). Learn more & reserve your spot now!
Please join us on Tuesday, Nov. 27th for "Four American Perspectives on Islam: A Conversation." This FREE evening program will be an informal conversation about different understandings of the Islamic faith and Middle-East Islamic culture and moderated by Professor of Philosophy, Dr. Barry Ferst. Learn more here!
We had a marvelous time on our Halloween Hayride Philosophy Walk for Kids with special guest storyteller Martin Richard. This year's theme was inspired by Thomas Nagel's "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?" and accompanied by phenomenal weather from Mother Nature! View from photos from our fun walk & check out what kinds of things we explored here!
