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Talking About Books: Literature Discussion Groups in K-8 Classrooms
Crystal Clear: Understanding and Reaching New Agers: A Small Group Discussion Guide by Dean C. Halverson, 1990
Philosophy of Education; A Survey of Fundamentals, Topics, Questions, References and Bibliographies for Group-Discussion by Daniel Bell Leary, 2010-09-05
We continue to receive requests from Readers of First Things (ROFTERS) who would like to convene independent discussion groups in their local communities.(While ... Monthly Journal of Religion and Public Life
Philosophy in Cyberspace: A Guide to Philosophy-Related Resources on the Internet
Lest the Colors' Fade by The Writers' Discussion Group, 2009-12-12
LOVE AND MARRIAGE: An International Collection of Literature, Philosophy, and Poetry Specially Selected for Book Discussion Groups by the Great Books Foundation (Fiftieth Anniversary Ser.) by Great Bks. Foundation Staff (editor), 1997
Communicating in Groups Applications and Skills by Gloria J. Galanes, John K. Brithart, 1999-06
What¹s the Point in Discussion? by Donald Bligh, Harold Thomas, et all 1999-10
Touchstones: Texts for Discussion, Vol. A
Unanswered Questions by KKH1, 2010-02-22
Facilitators Handbook by John Heron, John Heron, 1989-11-30
Community.com: churches shouldn't ignore the meetup phenomenon.(Come Together)(Meetup.com): An article from: Sojourners by Jesse Holcomb, 2004-05-01
Teaching Thinking: Philosophical Enquiry in the Classroom by Robert Fisher, 2003-06

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at a free weekly philosophical discussion group at the Delray Beach Public The Socrates Café discussion Group meets every Wednesday between noon and
http://www.bocanews.com/index.php?src=news&prid=12231&category=Local News
Proceedings And Addresses: February, 2005 (Volume 78, Issue 4): Group Sessions
Personalist discussion Group, Fri, 7001000 pm. Philosophers for Social Responsibility, Thur, 900 am-Noon. Philosophers in Jesuit Education, Thur,
http://www.apa.udel.edu/apa/publications/proceedings/v78n4/public/groupsessions.

Extractions: February, 2005 (Volume 78, Issue 4) Group Sessions Sessions sponsored by groups are listed below by name of sponsoring group. Sessions co-sponsored by more than one group are listed once for each sponsor. A American Association of Philosophy Teachers, Thur, 9:00 a.m.-Noon American Indian Philosophy Association, Fri, 7:00-10:00 p.m. American Society for Aesthetics, Thur, 7:30-10:30 p.m. American Society for Value Inquiry, Thur, 5:15-7:15 p.m.; Sat, 12:15-2:15 p.m. Association for Informal Logic and Critical Thinking, Thur, 5:15-7:15 p.m. Association for the Development of Philosophy Teaching
SOSIG: Philosophical Systems
Philosophical Systems, Editor Social Science Information Gateway Browse this resource Neoplatonism Mailing List/discussion group
http://www.sosig.ac.uk/roads/subject-listing/World-cat/philsys.html

Extractions: For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Bibliographic Databases Up Writings of Willard Van Orman Quine (The) Bibliographies Up Notes on the Women Philosophers of the 17th and 18th Centuries Phenomenographic Research: An Annotated Bibliography (3rd edition) Books/Book Equivalents Up Charmides or Temperance, by Plato Confessions of Jean-Jacques Rousseau Cratylus, by Plato ... What is Enlightenment?, by Immanuel Kant Educational Materials Up Teaching Materials on Medieval Philosophy World Civilizations Yale Lectures by Gyula Klima Journals (contents and abstracts) Up ANALYSIS Aristos: A Journal of the Arts The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies Journals (full text) Up SORITES: Electronic Magazine of Analytical Philosophy Stoic Voice Journal Mailing Lists/Discussion Groups Up AFRI-PHIL Mailing List Neoplatonism Mailing List/Discussion group process-philosophy mailing list archive ... Russian Philosophy Forum Organisations/Societies Up Hume Society (The) International Association for the Philosophy of Sport International Berkeley Society ... Romanian Society for Phenomenology Papers/Reports/Articles (collections)
Ethics Of Clinical Trials Database :: Specialist Pages :: Philosophy @
Department of philosophy web site at the University of Liverpool. Here you will find one of the largest philosophy based resources on the net.
http://www.liv.ac.uk/~srlclark/ethics.html

Extractions: Jump to a topic Home page Department Student Resources General Pages Text-related Discussion Organisations Miscellaneous Specialist Pages Calls for Consultation Sherlock plugin Advanced Search/Hippias/Noesis Contact us Help with this site (FAQs) Home Department Student Resources General pages ... Site Map Implications of Socio-Cultural Contexts for Ethics of Clinical Trials Welcome to our on-line database of resources in ethics of clinical trials . Our aim is to provide a comprehensive database of published material, together with selected useful webpages. We hope that this database will be useful to ethics committees, researchers in medicine and in medical ethics, and writers and opinion-formers in this area. Most of the material registered here is in a range of journals, not always easy to come by, so this database will be of use mainly to those with the resources and time to find it. We hope that we will at least save everyone the time it has taken us (a year) to locate and assess this material! The articles are displayed according to their priority. To gather the materials archived here, we used on-line searching of Medline, Sociofile, and PsychLit, together with hand-searches of the major ethics, medical sociology and anthropology, philosophy of science, and medicine journals. We also relied on helpful information gained through personal contacts. Any further information will be gratefully received, and will be used in updating this database.
Syllabus For Introduction To Philosophy 1030
An Introduction to Western philosophy, by Donald Palmer, New York McGraw Hill, (Third Edition), Be positive and constructive in group discussions.
http://www.tn.regentsdegrees.org/courses/syllabi/phil1030.htm

Extractions: Course Information Course Description: Course Name: Introduction to Philosophy Course Number: PHIL 1030 This is a general introductory course designed to familiarize the student with the basics of philosophical inquiry. In this course we will discuss the big questions of life while looking at some of the answers the great philosophers of the Western tradition have devised. Examples of the kinds of questions we will discuss are the following: What gives life meaning? How should one live a good life? How do we know what we think we know? Can we know anything? Is it possible to logically prove Gods existence? Why should we obey authority? What is the most just way to distribute goods in a society? Is there a separation between the body and mind? In other words, we will be investigating the fundamental questions pertaining to reality, truth, freedom, the nature of humankind, the existence of God and social/political theory. Course Objectives: OBJECTIVES: A. Demonstrate a basic understanding of philosophy. B. Demonstrate a basic understanding of the various branches of philosophy.
FYS @ UNC-CH: Courses
We will also engage in a general philosophical discussion of the value of life, We will attempt to clarify these questions through group discussions and
http://www.unc.edu/fys/courses/phil.html

Extractions: The topics relating to the question of the ideal life include: Does the question have a single objective answer? To what extent are moral ideals shaped by individual preferences and cultural norms? To what extent are they shaped by reason? And to what extent are they determined by genetics or biology? What is the relationship between reason and emotion in a life that is healthy and flourishing?

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