81. About The Cognitive Science Concentration about meetings of the Cognitive Science Symposium and discussion Group will be Rutgers University Department of philosophy and the Rutgers University Center http://web.gc.cuny.edu/cogsci/ge.htm

About the Cognitive Science Concentration Slight revisions November 2003 The Concentration in Cognitive Science is run in cooperation with the Office of Interdisciplinary Studies of the CUNY Graduate School An official description of the Concentration can be found in the GSUC Bulletin. To pursue studies in the Concentration, one must be a degree candidate in one of the six constituent Ph.D. Programs Application for admission must be made to the affiliated Ph.D. Program of choice , though it is typically useful also to consult in advance with the Coordinator of Cognitive Science To receive application forms, please send e-mail to admissions@gc.cuny.edu , or to Mr. Les Gribben, Director of Admissions, at: lgribben@gc.cuny.edu , or call at (212) 817-7470. To Download an Application click here Also, check the information about the application process There is, in addition, a highly useful Web Page for the Office of the Registrar And there are general information pages both for prospective students and for current students Useful advice to philosophy graduate students on preparing to get a job Course Requirements : Students working in Cognitive Science normally take, in addition to various courses in their home Ph.D. Program, both

82. Lists A list of 17 listservs including Canadian SW, Feminist SW, philosophy of SW Child Welfare Resource Center An email discussion group for anyone involved in the http://www.cahs.colostate.edu/sw/lists.html

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83. Center For Inquiry Metro New York - Events 7 pm. MAY 18. philosophy discussion group, Rothstein residence, Patchogue, NY 730 pm RSVP 631.363.8216 or by email. MAY 19. WBAI http://www.centerforinquiry.net/metrony/events.html

84. The Spinoza Net. Joint Internet Symposium On Philosophy And Public Management. We invite Spinoza scholars to pose questions on Spinoza for debate and discussion. of it (if there is one) requires considerable philosophical, textual, and http://spinoza.net/TSNExchange/TSNExNo1-08-2002.htm

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85. Existentialism Philosophy: Discussion Of Existentialism Quotes, Jean Paul Sartre Join the Wave Structure of Matter (WSM) discussion Group. The recently formed Wave Structure of Matter Group consists of philosophers, physicists, artists http://www.spaceandmotion.com/Philosophy-Existentialism.htm

Introduction Existentialism Jean Paul Sartre / Existential Quotes Albert Camus ... Top of Page Existentialism Philosophy Discussion of the Philosophy / Metaphysics of Existentialism Jean Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Albert Camus Quotes / Quotations / Pictures Existence precedes and commands Essence. ( Jean Paul Sartre We regarded any situation as raw material for our joint efforts and not as a factor conditioning them: we imagined ourselves to be wholly independent agents. We had no external limitations, no overriding authority, no imposed pattern of existence, We created our own links with the world, and freedom was the very essence of our existence. ( Simone de Beauvoir Navigation: Please click Anchor Links to go to Page Headings (then scroll down Contents). Use Google to Search Website. Introduction Existentialism Jean Paul Sartre / Existential Quotes Albert Camus ... Top of Page Introduction to Existentialism Philosophy Existentialism liberates us from the customs of the past founded on myth (cultural truth rather than absolute truth). The quote from Jean Paul Sartre, Existence precedes and commands Essence. (

86. Main Page For The Programming Language JOY 4. Mailing group concatenative . There is also a discussion group dealing with Joy and related topics. To browse previous messages http://www.latrobe.edu.au/philosophy/phimvt/joy.html

NEW joydir.txt Most recent Joy directory sorted by access. 23-JUN-03 (Sec 2) "Fast small truth tables" (using Joy sets) 07-MAY-03 (Sec 2) "Nested Recursion" [also (Sec 3) new interp.c] 23-APR-03 (Sec 2) Revised Paper 9: "The current implementation" 17-MAR-03 Modules: changes to globals.h, main.c, scan.c utils.c (Sec 3) modtst.joy and modtst.out output. 11-FEB-03 (Sec 2) Revised Paper 1: "Tutorial on Joy" 24-JAN-03 (Sec 2) The online manual and help outputs 04-DEC-02 (Sec 3) Nick Forde's (thanks) command line options in interp.c 04-NOV-02 (Sec 3) Nick Forde's (thanks) "undefs" in interp.c 28-OCT-02 (Sec 2) Matrix library - fixed an error "mapr2" 25-OCT-02 (Sec 2) Church arithmetic and Church logic (revised) 06-MAY-02 (Sec 3) Grammar library, with demo 03-APR-02 (Sec 3) End-of-line comments using # (in scan.c) 14-MAR-02 (Sec 3) Propositional logic semantic tableaux library, with demo 26-FEB-02 (Sec 3) LICENSE (bsd license) 21-Feb-02 (Sec 3) Symbolic Manipulation library, with demo 01-FEB-02 (Sec 3) Lisp interpreter written in Joy, with demo

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Home Society Philosophy : Chats and Forums Search DMOZ-Verzeichnis: All Categories Categories Onlye Links: A Deluge of Clandestine Idols Philosophical discussion forum, and/or message board. Plus a poetry site. http://www.geocities.com/savage_anima/index.html This forum is dedicated to the discussion of philosophy and reasoned debate. http://www.able2know.com/aa_philosophydebate.php Advanced Philosophy Campfire Moderated discussion pertaining to all philosophers and philosophies. Owned and operated by Ph.D.'s and maintained at HatterasLight.Com. http://hatteraslight.com/navy/AdvancedPhilosophyhall/mobydick.html Allexperts Philosophy Volunteer experts answer questions about many different kinds of philosophy for free. http://www.allexperts.com/edu/philosophy.shtml Allphilosophy Interactive forum for threaded philosophical discussion. Integrated chatterbox. http://AllPhilosophy.com AndStuffWiki Wikiwiki philosophy discussion board. http://andstuff.org/TopicPhilosophy Ask the Philosopher A place to ask and discuss philosophical questions using bulletin boards, forms, chat, and e-mail. http://www.geocities.com/askthephilosof

88. MIT Philosophy Reading Groups Friends and Eminees Reading Group A reading group to discuss working papers in metaphysics and epistemology broadly construed (including philosophy of mind http://web.mit.edu/philos/www/read_groups.html

MIT philosophy : reading groups Political philosophy forum Contact Sarah Song (political science) ( sssong@mit.edu Reading group on Jessica Brown's Anti-Individualism and Knowledge Contact Alex Byrne ( abyrne@mit.edu Generics reading group Contact Seth Yalcin ( yalcin@mit.edu M.A.T.T.I. discussion group A reading group for MIT graduate students. Contact Bernard Nickel ( bnickel@mit.edu Friends and Eminees Reading Group A reading group to discuss working papers in metaphysics and epistemology broadly construed (including philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, philosophy of math and logic, history of analytic philosophy, and so on). It's open to grad students, faculty, and visiting members of the Harvard and MIT philosophical communities. For more information, to be notified of upcoming meetings, or to volunteer a paper you're working on, contact Bernard Nickel ( bnickel@mit.edu ) at MIT. The group will normally meet on Fridays at 4 PM. Sometimes we will meet at Harvard, and other times we will meet at MIT. Workshop on Gender and Philosophy A group of Boston area scholars in philosophy (and closely related fields) interested in work on gender and feminist philosophy.

89. Guide To The Theological Discussion Group Papers (Record Group No. 43): Finding Theological discussion Group, the Chicago Ecumenical discussion Group, the American Theological Society and the Conference on Science, philosophy and Religion http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/divinity.043.con.html

Guide to the Theological Discussion Group Papers (Record Group No. 43) Compiled by Martha Lund Smalley and Charles Stewart III Yale University Library, Divinity Library Special Collections, Home Search Finding Aid Database Search Library Catalog Overview Title: Theological Discussion Group Papers, Quantity: Total archival boxes 5; total linear footage 2.5 Open to qualified researchers. Preferred Citation: Theological Discussion Group Papers, Record Group No. 43, Special Collections, Yale Divinity School Library. Summary: The majority of the approximately 200 papers were written in connection with the Theological Discussion Group. The papers provide insight into the thoughts and Christian perspective of numerous American theologians and discuss various religious issues of the times. Papers arising from other organizations with similar intent are also contained in the collection. The Theological Discussion Group was established in 1934 as a series of two weekend retreat discussions during the academic year where prominent American theologians met to exchange ideas. The meetings were held at Yale Divinity School and in Washington, D.C. Catalog Record: Guide to the Theological Discussion Group Papers (Record Group No. 43)

90. PACE Programs These groups discuss selected readings on a particular students, mentored by two philosophy professors (Dr and Dr. James Hatley), facilitate these discussions. http://www.salisbury.edu/community/pace/Programs.html

Institute for Public Affairs and Civic Engagement PACE Salisbury University 1101 Camden Avenue Salisbury, MD 21801 Phone: (410) 677-5045 Fax: (410) 677-5012 Email: pace@salisbury.edu www.salisbury.edu/community/pace PACE Home What is PACE? ... Links PROGRAMS The Paul S. Sarbanes Lecture Series The Paul S. Sarbanes Lecture Series is a new annual lecture series named in honor of Maryland’s distinguished senior senator, the Honorable Paul S. Sarbanes. The purpose of the lecture series is to bring to the university each year a distinguished public figure who will speak to the university and its surrounding community on issues of public life, with special emphasis on those issues that are of deep concern to our students. The lecture will be published yearly in a PACE monograph. Click here to see the previous lecturers The John R. Hargreaves Distinguished Legislative Fellow Program The Distinguished Legislative Fellow Program is a program, unique in the state of Maryland, which provides an opportunity for a distinguished member of the Maryland General Assembly to engage, students at Salisbury University in practical, civic education about the nature of representative democracy and the benefits and burdens of public life over the course of a year. Click here to see previous Distinguished Legislative Fellows The Eastern Correctional Institution (ECI) Discussion Group Program

91. E-Mail Discussion Lists DILLO. The Texas Studies Gopher discussion group. listserv@ricevm1.rice.edu. DISTED. EDPHIL. Educational philosophy discussion. listproc2@bgu.edu. EDPOL. http://www.ibiblio.org/edweb/lists.html

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92. IRAS Discussion Group Page - Resources given Wright s dual interests (and expertise) in science journalism and natural philosophy, it is no wonder that the group reported an excellent discussion. http://www.iras.org/discussion/resources.html

Working for a dynamic and positive relationship between religion and science since 1954. HOME ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS ... DISCUSSION Resources for Science/Religion Discussion from A to Z A listing of Books, Articles, and Videos useful to facilitators of Local Discussion Groups VIDEO LENDING LIBRARY A series of lectures have been put on video for the LDG program. In addition, several professionally produced videos are available. These are available on loan at no cost to local discussion groups as a means of providing a program around which to center their discussions. New videos are being added periodically, so check this list frequently. If you wish to borrow a video, contact the project coordinator ( Dr. V.V. Raman ) with your mailing address to have it sent to you. THE ARGUMENT FROM DESIGN -35 Minutes. An excellent overview of this argument from the Greeks through quantum physics. QUANTUM PHYSICS AND SPIRITUALITY -Three short lectures averaging about fifteen minutes each. May be used for three programs if desired. A little heavy if taken all at once. Excellent discussion possibilities. GLOBAL CAPITALISM -About 30 minutes. This provides the new context in which Christian social ethics are to be viewed.

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94. New Quest City Discussion Group Forums 29 users are registered to the New Quest City discussion Group forum. There are currently 121 messages in the database. New Messages Religion and philosophy, http://www.buyersusa.com/fusetalk/

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95. Resources For Undergraduates - Department Of Philosophy - University Of Washingt the department. SUPS sponsors an email discussion group, phildisc, for informal discussion of philosophical issues. Contact the http://depts.washington.edu/philweb/undergraduate.resources.html

Resources for Undergraduates Philosophy Commons Savery 331 is the Philosophy Commons. It is open for use by all members of the University community. Currently, the Writing Center and some TA offices are located in the Commons. There is also a study/discussion area and a computer lab. Email Lists Philosophy students are encouraged to subscribe to two departmental email lists. Undergraduate advising updates are given on phillist , a list maintained by the department. SUPS sponsors an email discussion group, phildisc, for informal discussion of philosophical issues. Contact the undergraduate adviser for more information on how to subscribe. SUPS SUPS (the Society of Undergraduate Philosophers) is a student organization dedicated to the informal discussion of philosophical issues. Activities vary from quarter to quarter. These include, but are not limited to: social activities, informal discussions with professors, reading groups, information meetings about graduate school or other academic opportunities, colloquium previews, and email discussions of philosophical questions. Click here to visit the SUPS homepage.

96. Philosophy 269 Home Page I have also setup a (usenet) class discussion group. The course discussion group (su.class.phil269) is available through usenet. http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~fitelson/269/

12:45-2:00 pm TR Building 320 , room Branden Fitelson fitelson@facstaff.wisc.edu (or fitelson@stanford.edu This is the best way to contact me Building 90 , room 92H We will cover much of the recent literature on (1) counterfactual theories of causation probabilistic theories of causation , and (3) more recent models of causation based on structural equations (and Bayesian Networks ). We will begin with some historical stuff on Humean and other deterministic theories of causation, and then we will move on to (1) and (2). This should take us about 3/5 of the way through the quarter. The last 2/5 (perhaps a bit more than this) of the quarter will be spent on (3). I will be using our class email list (phil269-all@lists.stanford.edu) to disseminate course information. Please check your email regularly! Students may not post messages to this list. And this list is not for discussion purposes. But, I do encourage students to communicate via email. I will post email addresses for course participants on our

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99. European Studies -- Programs -- Nanovic Institute For European Studies -- Univer The group s aims are twofold to pursue research goals goals that emerge in the course of discussions. Languages), Cyril O Regan (philosophy), George Piggford http://www.nd.edu/~nanovic/programs/fac_discgroups.html

Programs What are faculty discussion groups? This initiative was started by the Nanovic Institute as a way to promote the interdisciplinary, cross-departmental examination of important comptemporary issues on the Notre Dame campus. At present there are five discussion groups centered on various topics. Thus far, discussion groups have held meetings, workshops, and are planning future events. Funding for the activities of the discussion groups was made possible through the generosity of the Provost's Office. European Integration Purpose: To coordinate and encourage the interdisciplinary study of European integration on the Notre Dame campus. Activities: The EU group is currently planning a speakers series for 2004-2005. Convener: Anthony Messina (Political Science) Participants: Paolo Carrozza (Law), Barbara Connolly (Political Science), Robert Fishman (Sociology), Andrew Gould (Political Science), Vittorio Hoesle (German), Donald Kommers (Political Science), Julia Lopez (Law), and Christopher Waller (Economics).

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