61. SOSIG: Women And Philosophy Browse this resource, Hypatia A Journal of Feminist philosophy, Browse this resource, Women a Cultural Review, Mailing Lists/discussion groups, Up. http://www.sosig.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/World-cat/womenphil.html

Women and Philosophy Editor: The Women's Library, London Metropolitan University You are here : Home Women's Studies > Women and Philosophy in Women's Studies What is My Account Member: Login New user: Register What is Grapevine Related... Conferences Courses Events Departments ... Women's Studies Resource Type Bibliographies Books / Book Equivalents Educational Materials Journals (contents and abstracts) ... Resource Guides Search in whole catalogue current section Top 50 sites in Women's Studies Advanced Search Thesauri Map of the Women's Studies section Browse Related Sections Philosophy Internet Resources Listed By Type alphabetically Europe UK For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Editor's Choice (key resources in this subject) H-Women Bibliographies Bibliographies Up Feminism and Philosophy Feminist and Women's Periodicals at Stanford H-Women Bibliographies Books/Book Equivalents Up Vindication of the Rights of Woman; With Strictures on Political and Moral Subjects, by Mary Wollstonecraft Educational Materials Up Medea's Page: Women in a Man's World Journals (contents and abstracts) Up Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy Women: a Cultural Review Mailing Lists/Discussion Groups Up Feminist Interpretations of Ayn Rand Organisations/Societies Up Society for Women in Philosophy University of Chicago Women in Philosophy Group Women in Philosophy Papers/Reports/Articles (individual) Up Nomadic Philosopher: A Conversation with Rosi Braidotti Theorising Feminism and Postmodernity: A Conversation with Linda Hutcheon Resource Guides

62. Teaching Philosophy I sincerely believe that the study of philosophy can be a lifechanging I periodically use in-class discussion groups to help my students take an active role http://ls.poly.edu/~dkaplan/teachingphil.html

Teaching Philosophy David M. Kaplan Teaching Methods and Goals I have taught at three different universities: Fordham, Hofstra, and Polytechnic. I found I adopted a somewhat different style at each place. At Fordham (following the curriculum) I taught texts historically. I tried to do justice to the thought of each philosopher we read in the context of the history of philosophy. When I taught upper-division courses with majors I could teach at a very high level and rely on their intellectual curiosity. At Hofstra I had to do a lot more to engage the students and convince them that the subject matter was worth investigating. I adopted a more Socratic style, shortened the reading assignments, and made an even more concerted effort to make the material relevant to their daily experience. Finally at Polytechnic, where my engineering students often have limited verbal and writing skills but are exceptionally bright, I tend to teach from anthologies in a more Analytic, problem-based approached. By the time they take their humanities electives they are juniors and seniors, so they are mature, experienced, not particularly intellectually curious but very bright and capable. They can handle difficult material if I present it as an argument.

63. The Institute For Humane Studies - Philosophy You can find a list of online philosophy news and discussion groups at Dey Alexander s philosophy in Cyberspace discussion Forums page. TOP . http://www.libertyguide.com/academia/philosophy.html

IHS WEB NETWORK // INSTITUTE FOR HUMANE STUDIES LIBERTYGUIDE POLITOPIA Sign Up Sign up to receive information on upcoming programs, newsletters, and more. Current member? Sign in. In the News Free Market for Telecom 06.10.2004 - From BusinessWeek: After years of trying to micromanage telecom, the government finally is stepping aside and letting technology drive the... Patriot Act 06.08.2004 - Four states and 323 municipalities have passed resolutions against the Patriot Act, reports Wired Magazine More Opportunities Call for Papers 06.02.2004 - The Center for International Relations (CIR) welcomes papers from academics, practitioners, and students regarding International Affairs, Intelligence and Economics issues. The 2004 David W. Miller Award for Student Journalists 06.02.2004 - The Chronicle of Higher Education has announced its annual David W. Miller Award for Student Journalists, consisting of a $2,000 prize and a certificate. Candidates may apply for the award by submitting up to three samples of published work accompanied... More Related Links Philosophy HOME IN THE NEWS CAREER RESOURCES ... SITEMAP Academia Philosophy Associations / Societies Department Rankings Academic Journals Presses ... General Philosophy Resources Associations / Societies The American Philosophical Association The APA is the main professional association for academic philosophers in the United States. It is subdivided into three divisionsEastern, Central and Westerneach of which meet annually.

64. CCF Discussion Groups - Hermetic Philosophy Acceptable Use Policy CCF discussion groups. Subject Hermetic philosophy , http://www.catholic-forum.com/cgi-files/dcforum/dcboard.cgi?az=read_count&om=622

65. Seminar C: Philosophy Of Art Explore what classical philosophers say about the nature and value of art;; Explore what modern philosophers say about the Participation in discussion groups (40 http://www.hi.is/~gunhar/phofart/

University of Iceland / Iceland Academy of the Arts Department of Philosophy / Department of Visual Art Autumn 2003-2004 05.35.36-030 Seminar C / LIS4002 : The Philosophy of Art Oct. 13th Examination I - Room 024, Iceland Academy of the Arts, at 10:15 Oct. 31st Examination II - at 13:15 For students of the Academy of the Arts in room 24 For students of the University of Iceland, in Árnagardur, room 304 Here are some s tudy questions preparatory for your examination. Please note that the questions are not exhaustive of the course material. The course T he course is a 2 credit seminar in philosophy, intended for second and third year students. It is possible to write a special 3 credit essay in connection with the seminar. Time and place Mondays and Thursdays at 10:15-12:00, room 024, Iceland Academy of the Arts, Department of Visual Arts, Laugarnesvegur 91, September 1 st to October 13 th Instructor Gunnar Harðarson, associate professor. Office hours: Monday, 13:00 14:00 at Nýi Garður (room 5). E-mail: gunhar@hi.is and telephone: 525

66. University Of Sydney Library. Philosophy: Internet Resources As with Listz you enter a search term and retrieve a list of discussion groups. http//www.mailbase.ac.uk/cgibin/searchmb.pl?type=list query=philosophy. http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/subjects/philosophy/philinternet.html

Philosophy home Reference material Databases Internet guide ... Learn research skills Philosophy - Internet Resources. The purpose of this guide is to point visitors to relevant sites relating to Philosophy on the Internet and the World Wide Web. This is not a comprehensive guide or gateway but rather a starting point to information in the area. If you have a site or know of a site that you think is appropriate to include in this guide please send it to Sten Christensen s.christensen@library.usyd.edu.au Subject Gateways SOSIG - Philosophy The Social Science Information Gateway Philosophy section provides links to many good sites on a range of topics including Philosophy . SOSIG is a service of the Resource Discovery Network and is funded by: The UK Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC); The UK Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) and the The European Commission through the DESIRE Project. For a good introduction on how to use the gateway effectively go to the SOSIG Subject Guide [ http://www.sosig.ac.uk url: http://www.sosig.ac.uk/philosophy/

67. Index.html or Sam, see them in lecture, email them directly, or call the philosophy dept., 387 hotmail.com They will tell you their office hours in your discussion groups. http://vms.cc.wmich.edu/~ellin/phil201/

welcome to PHILOSOPHY 201 INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS home page for Fall 2002 The course is supervised by Prof. Joseph Ellin click here for link to Prof. Ellin's home page). Prof. Ellin constructed the syllabus, writes the web pages, makes up all the exams, and stays in touch with how the class is going. Email:ellin@wmich.edu This course gives credit for Gen. Ed Area 2, LEC areas 1 or 12, and former Gen. Ed Area I. This web page contains class information, all requirements, the schedule of reading assignments, tests and essays, links to lecture notes, and other information you'll need to complete the course. Read this page carefully. You should bookmark this page on your home computer. You must consult this page every day of the semester The lectures in Phil 201 are MTR 2-2:50 1610 McCracken the lecturer is Michael McKinley, MA Michael Mckinley is an advanced graduate student in philosophy. He has an MA and additional graduate work in psychology. Every student is enrolled in a discussion section. Discussion group leaders are Trish Rich and Sam Nicholson . They are both graduate students in philosophy. For appointments with Michael, Trish or Sam, see them in lecture, email them directly, or call the Philosophy dept., 387-4389.

68. Philosophy In Cyberspace SECTION 4 discussion FORUMS. NEWSGROUPS Atheism Humanism Environmental philosophy philosophy of Law. philosophy of Mind Political philosophy Religion Eastern philosophy http://www-personal.monash.edu.au/~dey/phil/section4.htm

SECTION 4: DISCUSSION FORUMS NEWSGROUPS: Environmental Philosophy Philosophy of Law Political Philosophy MAILING LISTS: Aesthetics Environmental Philosophy Great Thinkers: A to D E to L M to Z History of Philosophy ... Political Philosophy USER GUIDES: Newsgroup Information Mailing List Information Section 1 Section 2 ... Main Index

69. Philosophy In Cyberspace philosophy Garden http//www.cluon.com/~ea/garden.html. resources and discussion of epicureanism, information on an epicureanism discussion group, and links to http://www-personal.monash.edu.au/~dey/phil/ancient.htm

Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 ... Section 5 The 4th Tetrology http://plato.evansville.edu/ "The 4th Tetralogy: Exploring Plato's Middle Dialogues," is dedicated to examining Plato's Republic, Phaedrus, Symposium and Phaedo, and was recently put on-line for the general public. The site features the texts of Plato, hyperlinked to several search engines (with appropriate cross-links to Perseus), a new forum for scholarly exchange, and an on-going Internet discussion group that will examine the four dialogues continually in fourteen week cycles. Membership in the discussion group is open to anyone with a serious interest in the study of Plato. General editor of the site is Anthony F. Beavers (tb2@evansville.edu). The American Classical League http://www.umich.edu/~acleague/ This page provides access to a range of classics-related resources, including texts, teaching tools, professional resources, journals and publications, and classical art and architecture. The ACL can be contacted at a.c.l@umich.edu Ancient Greece http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~dee/GREECE/GREECE.HTM

70. Spoon Home Page The Spoon Collective is dedicated to promoting discussion of philosophical and political issues. academics/philosophy/spoons/spoon philosophy Philosophical fiction, fictional philosophy, discussion. To subscribe to Fictionof-philosophy http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/~spoons

The Spoon Collective is dedicated to promoting discussion of philosophical and political issues. In the event that the spoon collective's lists suffer prolonged technical problems, we will post information and updates at any or all of the following sites: www.panix.com/~ma/ www.skidmore.edu/academics/philosophy/spoons/spoon.html www.du.edu/~flannon/spoon/ www.wcnet.org/~swilbur/spoon.html www.cyberdiva.org/spoons.html NB. The spoon collective does not regard itself as responsible for the content of list archives or list papers. Spoon mailing lists: Anarchy-List : A Discussion of anarchy Info Archive Aut-Op-Sy Autonomia, Operaismo , and Class Composition Info Archive Papers The aut-op-sy WWW page Avant-Garde : Theory of the artistic avant-garde Info Archive Papers Bhaskar Info Archive Bataille : Discussion of the work of Georges Bataille Info Archive Papers Baudrillard : Discussion of the works of Jean Baudrillard Info Archive Blanchot : Discussion of Maurice Blanchot and others Info Archive Blanchot Resource Page Bourdieu : Discussion on the work of Pierre Bourdieu Info Archive Papers Bourdieu Forum Page Culture-State : Project on "Culture and State in Latin America" Info Archive Papers The Culture and State page Crit-Psych : Discussion of the critical applications of psychoanalytic thought Info Archive Deleuze-Guattari Info Archive Papers Dromology : Paul Virilio and the study of speed Info Archive Feyerabend : Discussion of themes related to Paul Feyerabend Info Archive Feyerabend Forum Page Film-Theory : All aspects of theory of film and cinema

71. The Harvard Review Of Philosophy | Discussion Group handed out at the previous discussion group meeting and are available throughout the week leading up to the discussion outside the philosophy tutorial office http://hcs.harvard.edu/~hrp/discussion.html

Home Issues Discussion Group Our Staff Submissions Subscriptions Contact the ... About Us HRP Discussion Groups ABOUT THE DISCUSSION GROUP The Review hosts a weekly discussion group that meets most Friday afternoons at 4:00pm in the Adams House Upper Common Room. The discussion is open to all, regardless of Harvard affiliation, and no previous experience is required. Each discussion lasts approximately an hour and a half and is immediately followed by dinner in Adams dining hall during which discussers can continue their debate in a less formal manner. Relevant readings for each week are handed out at the previous discussion group meeting and are available throughout the week leading up to the discussion outside the philosophy tutorial office on the third floor of Emerson Hall Presenting an article consists of selecting a text (often in response to a previous presentation) and initiating the week's discussion with a five-minute summary of the points of interest. In order to present you must email

72. Spoon Home Page Cybermind Page; Internet Text, by Alan Sondheim. Fictionof-philosophy Philosophical fiction, fictional philosophy, discussion To subscribe to Fiction-of http://lists.village.virginia.edu/~spoons/

The Spoon Collective is dedicated to promoting discussion of philosophical and political issues. In the event that the spoon collective's lists suffer prolonged technical problems, we will post information and updates at any or all of the following sites: www.panix.com/~ma/ www.skidmore.edu/academics/philosophy/spoons/spoon.html www.du.edu/~flannon/spoon/ www.wcnet.org/~swilbur/spoon.html www.cyberdiva.org/spoons.html NB. The spoon collective does not regard itself as responsible for the content of list archives or list papers. Spoon mailing lists: Anarchy-List : A Discussion of anarchy Info Archive Aut-Op-Sy Autonomia, Operaismo , and Class Composition Info Archive Papers The aut-op-sy WWW page Avant-Garde : Theory of the artistic avant-garde Info Archive Papers Bhaskar Info Archive Bataille : Discussion of the work of Georges Bataille Info Archive Papers Baudrillard : Discussion of the works of Jean Baudrillard Info Archive Blanchot : Discussion of Maurice Blanchot and others Info Archive Blanchot Resource Page Bourdieu : Discussion on the work of Pierre Bourdieu Info Archive Papers Bourdieu Forum Page Culture-State : Project on "Culture and State in Latin America" Info Archive Papers The Culture and State page Crit-Psych : Discussion of the critical applications of psychoanalytic thought Info Archive Deleuze-Guattari Info Archive Papers Dromology : Paul Virilio and the study of speed Info Archive Feyerabend : Discussion of themes related to Paul Feyerabend Info Archive Feyerabend Forum Page Film-Theory : All aspects of theory of film and cinema

73. American Philosophy Discussion Lists American philosophy discussion Lists. C.S. Peirce List sponsored by the Department of philosophy at Texas Tech University, which is open to the discussion of all topics pertaining to http://www.american-philosophy.org/american_philosophy_discussion_l.htm

American Philosophy Discussion Lists C.S. Peirce List PEIRCE-L is a public forum, established by Joseph Ransdell in August 1993, sponsored by the Department of Philosophy at Texas Tech University, which is open to the discussion of all topics pertaining to the life and work of the American philosopher, scientist, and humanist Charles Sanders Peirce, but with a central focus maintained on his philosophical work in particular, which was his own overall perspective. Commands All commands should be addressed to: listproc@ttu.edu Skip the "subject" section, and type one of the following commands in the content part of the message: To subscribe: sub PEIRCE-L If you have any difficulty in subscribing or in removing your subscription send a message to the list manager at: bnjmr@ttu.edu For further information about the Peirce list, Peirce, and about participation in the peirce-l , please visit Joseph Ransdell's site at: www.door.net/arisbe/menu/people/peirce-l/peirce-l.htm G. H. Mead List G-H-MEAD is an international electronic forum devoted to the interpretation and extension of George Herbert Mead's philosophy and social psychology. The list is open to anyone with an interest in any facet of Mead's work.

74. Humanist.Archives.Vol.17: 17.163 A Philosophy Of Tools? Humanist discussion Group, Vol. 17, No. Date Sat, 26 Jul 2003 071304 +0100 From Willard McCarty willard.mccarty@kcl.ac.uk Subject a philosophy of tools? http://lists.village.virginia.edu/lists_archive/Humanist/v17/0163.html

17.163 a philosophy of tools? From: Humanist Discussion Group (by way of Willard McCarty willard.mccarty@kcl.ac.uk Date: Sat Jul 26 2003 - 02:25:43 EDT Next message: Humanist Discussion Group (by way of Willard McCarty Previous message: Humanist Discussion Group (by way of Willard McCarty Messages sorted by: ... [ author ] Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 17, No. 163. Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/humanist/ www.princeton.edu/humanist/ Submit to: humanist@princeton.edu Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 07:13:04 +0100 willard.mccarty@kcl.ac.uk Subject: a philosophy of tools? In his essay "The Function of Measurement in Modern Physical Science" (1961), reprinted in The Essential Tension (1977), Thomas Kuhn argues that "a quite highly developed body of theory is ordinarily prerequisite to fruitful measurement in the physical sciences" (201). To put a complex argument crudely, theory is needed to tell the researcher where and how to

75. Korean-philosophy koreanphilosophy Korean-philosophy is a Web-based discussion forum for anyone interested in the study of Korean confucianism, neo- confucianism, daoism, pungsu, and buddhism. Postings to the list http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.egroups.com/group/korean-philosophy/

76. Ephilosopher :: Start Or Join A Group :: Starting A Philosophy Discussion Group philosophy News, Research and Philosophical discussion http://www.ephilosopher.com/bb-topic-10.html

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77. University Of Chicago Philosophy Project If you have an idea for a philosophical discussion group which you would like to moderate as part of the University of Chicago philosophy Project, please http://csmaclab-www.uchicago.edu/philosophyProject/philos.html

Welcome to The University of Chicago Philosophy Project This project seeks to provide a forum for electronically mediated scholarly discussion of philosophical works. The University of Chicago Philosophy Project contains several philosophical discussions between small groups of participants. Each group is run by a moderator, who selects the participants for her group and organizes the discussion. The moderator for each group is chosen by the administrators of the University of Chicago Philosophy Project. If you have an idea for a philosophical discussion group which you would like to moderate as part of the University of Chicago Philosophy Project, please contact the administrator: Jonathan Cohen / Rutgers University/ joncohen@ruccs.rutgers.edu If you would like to join one of the discussions already in progress, please contact the moderator of that discussion. The discussions which comprise the University of Chicago Philosophy Project are: A discussion of the philosophical projects of Wilfrid Sellars A criticism of Nelson Goodman's theory of metaphor A proposal for a new theory of pictorial representation The Language of Thought Hypothesis ... Philosophical approaches to the work of Noam Chomsky The University of Chicago Philosophy Project has provided access to in a number of places throughout the site. Through this means, you can purchase the books discussed within the Project easily and quickly.

78. Discussion: Philosophy 361/599 You will be required to participate at least once a week on our class online discussion group, maintained on the CSULB Collabra News Server. http://www.csulb.edu/~jvancamp/361/361_d1.html

Discussion Course Requirements Class Discussion Group Class E-Mail List Course Requirements You will be required to participate at least once a week on our class on-line discussion group, maintained on the CSULB Collabra News Server. Your participation will focus on (a) the assigned reading and study questions for that week and (b) writing assignments by the class, some of which will be posted to the class page. Up to 24 points will be available for this portion of the course (out of a total of 100 points). You will be assigned a grade for your participation during Weeks One-Eight, ranging from A+ (12 points) to F (0 points). You will be assigned a second grade for your participation during Weeks Nine-Fifteen, ranging from A+ (12 points) to F (0 points). Just as with a regular in-person discussion, your grade will be based on a range of factors not mere "quantity" of comments, but the quality of your comments, their demonstration of your understanding of the material, and your ability to reflect appropriately and insightfully on the material of the course and the comments of other students. Class Discussion Group collabra.csulb.edu/csulb.courses.jvancamp.phil361

79. Lecture Notes: Week One discussions can get very lively in a philosophy course, and that s fine. discussion that apply in a regular classroom apply to our discussion group as well. http://www.csulb.edu/~jvancamp/361/361_n1.html

PHIL 361/599 Philosophy of Art and Beauty (3 units) Spring 1998 - California State University, Long Beach Lecture Notes: Week One Introduction to the Course [originally posted Monday, January 26, 1998] Welcome to Philosophy of Art and Beauty (PHIL 361/599). Our first week of class is January 26-February 1. Here are the things you should accomplish this week: (1) Please visit the class home page and familiarize yourself with the expectations for the course http://www.csulb.edu/~jvancamp/361/ Read carefully the following sections: "Requirements" (click on the "requirements" tab on the left directory): Course Objectives, Course Requirements and Grading, Course Syllabus: Reading Assignments; Discussion Requirements; Writing Assignments, Technical Requirements, Internet Competency Requirements. "Discussion" (click on the "discussion" tab on the left directory): Course Requirements, Class Discussion Group, Class E-mail list "Assignments" (click on the "assignments" tab on the left directory): Writing, Discussion, Reading "Resources"

80. Philosophy New Age The books and new age philosophy articles featured are intended to encourage you to explore the concept of Buddhist Meditation Dharma discussion Group. http://www.todossantos.cc/newagephilosophy.html

New Age Philosophy These pages reflects the stream of 'Light Consciousness' that is manifest in Todos Santos, Baja California "Human consciousness is the capacity to focus, direct and make meaningful the Self awareness of Being" Elia Wise Something to ponder: I enjoy the everyday because I experience a huge reduction in judgments and the need to be right.. Ken Sacred site tours of Scotland d Visit Fortingall and the ancient glens of Scotland 'Coming Home' by Jan Keresshot An invitation to rediscover our true nature Tony Parsons: "Coming Home' is rich with insightful perceptions, which can inspire the reader into a deep recognition of where he or she stands in relationship to liberation." CLICK MEDITATION Optional Meditation on the United States Presidential Election Since United States policies affect the entire world, you are invited to cast your vote from the spiritual plane by participating in the following meditation through [ 2 Nov. 2004.

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