81. Philosophy 101: Syllabus Small assignments include stakeholder statements for group presentations at the end There will be a number of Bulletin Board discussion forums on WebCT. http://www.sonoma.edu/people/s/swijtink/teaching/philosophy_101/syllabus.htm

Sonoma State University Philosophy 101: Critical Thinking Syllabus for Spring 2005 "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting or rejecting it." (Aristotle) Section 101-1 (#1805), MWF 9:00-9:50am, Nichols 242 Section 101-2 (#1806), MWF 10:00-10:50am, Stevens 2083 Section 101-3 (#1807), MWF 11:00-11:50am, Stevens 2083 Section 101-4 (#1808), MWF 1:00-1:50pm, Ives 34 Instructor: Zeno Swijtink Office: Nichols 326 Office hour: Wednesday, 2 - 3 pm sign-up! , by email, and by special appointment (f2f, or telephone) Phone: 664-3192 (also voice mail) email: swijtink@sonoma.edu (always put PHIL101-1, PHIL101-2, PHIL101-3, or PHIL101-4 in the subject header!!) Class email list addresses of my four sections this semester: PHIL-101-001-SP@sonoma.edu, PHIL-101-002-SP@sonoma.edu, PHIL-101-003-SP@sonoma.edu, or PHIL-101-004-SP@sonoma.edu. NB: Students are automatically subscribed to their class's email list under their SSU email account. To communicate with the instructor only use that account! Student are also enrolled in their WebCT section.

82. World-Wide Web Resources - Philosophy philosophy News Service discussion Group (PNSDISC) Thoughtful, insightful, and courteous discussions about the news, articles, and essays posted to the http://www.uky.edu/Subject/philosophy.html

Philosophy New Books in Young Library Philosophy and Religion (May 2005) [pdf file] Index General Resources Specific Sites Electronic Discussion Lists Electronic Journals and Other Periodicals ... Conferences General Resources Academic Info: Philosophy Cogprints : Cognitive Sciences Electronic Archive offers hundreds of full-text scholarly papers related to the study of cognition, including works in such fields as Philosophy, Psychology, Linguistics, Biology, and Computer Science. Contents culled from current academic journals, conference proceedings, recent and forthcoming books and personal collections and are available in several formats (.pdf, HTML, plaint text, and postscript). An internal search engine is provided as is information on depositing work in the archive. Episteme Links , links to web resources on specific philosophers. A Field Guide to the Philosophy of the Mind Guide to Philosophy on the Internet , from Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana. Searchable. Hippias : Limited Area Search of Philosophy on the Internet. From Evansville University. "[P]eer-reviewed search engine that provides access to philosophy-related resources on the [web]." Edited by Peter Suber of Earlham College, it searches seven major philosophy meta-sites. Humanities Resources The International Directory of On-Line Philosophy Papers , from Dr. Joe Lau, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Hong Kong. Consists of more than 460 papers and pre-prints submitted by philosophers working at academic institutions.

83. Chats And Forums Philosophy A Thumbshots Preview British Mensa Philosophical discussion Group Mensa membership forum for debate on any issue from a philosophical perspective. http://philosophy.designerz.com/philosophy-chats-and-forums.php

var tag="phildshb";var domain="Philosophy.Designerz.com"; Philosophy News Philosophy Chat Philosophy Site Map Philosophy Advertising ... Philosophy Chat Channels Visited Clear Featured Links Social Sciences Philosophy Domain Names Designerz Portals Store ... Philosophy Philosophy Chats And Forums Suggest a site Philosophy Chats And Forums Featured Results (opens in a new window) TheBigView Contains forums on various subjects including philosophy, religion and the mind. ratings : TheBigView Society of Babel The site offers original content and discussion of philosophy and attmpts to unify knowledge from many different places. ratings : Society of Babel Meaning of Life Depot A place for people to discuss all aspects of philosophy and how it relates to the Meaning of Life. ratings : Meaning of Life Depot Allphilosophy Interactive forum for threaded philosophical discussion. Integrated chatterbox. ratings : Allphilosophy Eric Faragher's Philosophy Site An examination of the problem of induction, with a possibl ratings : Eric Faragher's Philosophy Site Portal Listings Suggest a site 1 to 20 of 56 results TCOW Dedicated to freedom of expression, acceptance, and individuality. Provides an area to discuss ideas and philosophies.

84. Review Of Philosophy Teaching On The World Wide Web philosophy, Articles, Books, discussion Articles Peerpeer exchange discussions between pairs of students; Inter-group exchange the class is http://www.prs-ltsn.leeds.ac.uk/access/reviews/bynum_moor/dorbolo.html

Browse subject areas... Philosophy Articles Books Discussion Articles Events Links Reviews Software Summaries Topics Theology Articles Books Discussion Articles Events Links Reviews Software Summaries Religious Studies Articles Books Discussion Articles Events Links Reviews Software Summaries History of Science Articles Books Discussion Articles Events Links Reviews Software Philosophy of Science Articles Books Discussion Articles Events Links Reviews Software Widening Access Discussion Articles Discussion Articles Reviews Widening Access Introduction Discussions Reports Philosophy ... About this Site Page Creator: David Mossley Page Content: Bernard Weiss Last Modified: Widening Access Review Details Author : Jon Dorbolo Title : 'Philosophy Teaching on the World Wide Web' Review Summary Philosophers, we are told, 'tend towards the realm of the possible' and for this reason are, perhaps, among the most active explorers of the new technology's potential. Web technology, indeed all technology, once invented cannot be wished away; we must learn to live with it and to choose how to use it. The internet is not simply a way of disseminating hitherto available information more widely and more quickly than we have ever been able to do before. It is more than that because it enables the construction of novel sorts of text. Hypertext allows a word to have a dual role-it is both a word in a text and a link to another text-and this duality provides a reader with choices in how she reads a given text. Writers need to be aware of the possibilities opened up by web-based texts. So whilst a traditional text directs the readers attention along a specific path a hypertext both does this and makes the reader aware of other possible routes.

85. Undergraduate Philosophy Students' Association Of York University Welcome to the website of the Undergraduate philosophy Student Association Our next discussion group will be held the week directly after reading week. http://www.yorku.ca/upsayu/

Welcome to the website of the Undergraduate Philosophy Student Association of York University (UPSAYU) . On this site you will find all the information you need about UPSAYU, as well as information and links pertaining to the Philosophy Department of York, teaching philosophy in high school, tips for writing philosophy papers, and various other online philosophy resources. Conference We would like to welcome everyone to attend our upcoming conference that will run from February 7-9, from 6-9 pm each night in the Senate Chamber (9th floor South Ross). Each night we will be having 2 professors and one student speaking. For more information please click here Meetings, discussion groups, parties: We would like to thank everyone for coming out to our last discussion group on feminism. Our next discussion group will be held the week directly after reading week. Information will be posted shortly regarding this date and the topic of discussion. Chew the Cud: Basically, all ontology, no matter how rich and firmly compacted a system of categories it has at its disposal, remains blind and perverted from its ownmost aim, if it has not first adaquately clarified the meaning of Being, and conceived this clarification as its fundamental task. Heidegger

86. Free State Project Forum - Index discussion group for younger supporters. Moderator Lloyd Danforth (lloydbob1) Politics and philosophy. No New Posts, General Political discussion http://forum.freestateproject.org/index.php

Free State Project Forum Posts in Topics by Members / Latest Member: Welcome, Guest . Please login or register Did you miss your activation email? September 24, 2005, 09:50:43 PM 1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever Login with username, password and session length Search: Advanced search News POSTING GUIDELINES and ADVICE FOR NEW MEMBERS Join the FSP POSTING GUIDELINES and ADVICE FOR NEW MEMBERS NOTICE: The forum will be down for maintenance beginning at 7PM (NH time) this evening. It should be up again by 9PM. Please forgive the inconvenience and feel free to e-mail arick@freestateproject.org if you have any questions or support requests. Home Help Search Login Register Free State Project Forum Announcements Announcements FSP Announcements 303 Posts in 58 Topics Last post on September 11, 2005, 07:16:34 AM in Re: FSP Merchandise Avai... by pcwallis FSP General Discussion General FSP Discussion Anything FSP-related but not appropriate for the other boards can go here 10470 Posts in 681 Topics Last post on September 23, 2005, 08:54:31 PM

87. Online Discussion Group Networking Etiquette Do's And Don'ts you often also receive the group s statement of purpose or philosophy, To have the best chance of online discussion group networking success, http://www.quintcareers.com/online_networking-dos-donts.html

Home About QuintCareers Free Newsletter Career Resources ... Employer Resources Job-Hunting Tools: Search for Jobs Post Your Resume Career Tools: Jobseeker-Specific Jobs Industry Specific Jobs Geographic Specific Jobs Career Articles ... Search this Site Online Discussion Group Networking Etiquette Do's and Don'ts by Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D. Online discussion groups are great veues for job-seekers to learn more about various fields and to make contact with professionals in numerous almost unlimited subject areas. Be sure to follow these guidelines for proper online networking etiquette (sometimes referred to as Netiquette). What are Online Discussion Groups? Online discussion groups are email-based, subject-specific forums. People find (through these sources) and subscribe to groups that discuss issues that are relevant to them personally or professionally. All groups have a list manager who controls the subscriber list, and some groups have a moderator that controls the flow and direction of topics within the group. Subscribers send emails to the manager or moderator, and then those emails are distributed to the entire list of subscribers. There is no requirement to post, and most new members are advised to wait before posting their first message. A subscriber who simply monitors discussions without posting is referred to as a lurker. How Does One Join a Discussion Group?

88. UCSD Philosophy The philosophy department has significant interests, resources, and offerings in various parts There is a monthly discussion group in biomedical ethics, http://philosophy.ucsd.edu/ethicsLawPolitics.php

Contact jump to: home faculty graduate students undergraduate staff courses graduate undergraduate events colloquia reading groups chair's statement placement tech reports links photos contacting us UCSD home Go ETHICS AT UCSD ETHICS FACULTY Georgios Anagnostopoulos His interests in ancient philosophy include Greek ethics, especially the moral and political philosophy of Plato and Aristotle. He is also interested in contemporary conceptions of liberalism and perfectionism. Richard Arneson His research interests are in ethical theory and political philosophy. He has done work on a variety of issues in social and political philosophy, with a special emphasis on theories of distributive justice. He is currently working on issues concerning (1) the role of individual responsibility within a broadly egalitarian conception of social justice and (2) the prospects for consequentialist conceptions of morality. He is also interested in the moral and political philosophy of J.S. Mill. David Brink His research interests are in ethical theory, the history of ethics, and jurisprudence. He has done work in metaethics about the objectivity of ethics and on various figures in the history of ethics, including the Greeks, Kant, Mill, Sidgwick, and Green. He is currently working on historical and systematic conceptions of practical reason, moral demands, and the normativity of ethics. Also, he works on issues in analytical and constitutional jurisprudence about the role of judicial review within a constitutional democracy and the nature and scope of rights to freedom of expression, due process, and equal protection.

89. Humanist.Archives.Vol.13: 13.0456 New On WWW: Articles On Philo 13.0456 new on WWW articles on philosophy computing; Internet time Previous message Humanist discussion Group 13.0455 qualitycontrol in http://lists.village.virginia.edu/lists_archive/Humanist/v13/0448.html

From: Humanist Discussion Group ( willard@lists.village.virginia.edu Date: Wed Mar 01 2000 - 08:22:23 CUT Next message: Humanist Discussion Group: "13.0457 conferences" Previous message: Humanist Discussion Group: "13.0455 quality-control in humanities computing" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 13, No. 456. Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London http://www.princeton.edu/~mccarty/humanist/ http://www.kcl.ac.uk/humanities/cch/humanist/ Subject: Linking Minds and Machines and An American [2] From: "Jennifer de Beer" < jennifer@grove.uct.ac.za Subject: L.A. Times column, 2/28/00 PFIR Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2000 08:10:59 +0000 tripathi@statistik.uni-dortmund.de Subject: Linking Minds and Machines and An American Greetings Scholars, [I would like to forward the following NETFUTURE Newsletter, written and edited by Stephen Talbott..which contains Note on Linking Minds and Machines a speech by Frederick Brooks and a note on collective action and community are different things, with other interesting items to read.

90. Humanist.Archives.Vol.17: 17.163 A Philosophy Of Tools? 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 022543 EDT 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

91. Events At The New York Academy Of Sciences Sponsored by History philosophy of Science Section This group holds multiple meetings Sponsored by Emerging Infectious Diseases discussion Group http://www.nyas.org/events/index.asp?intPage=3&intPageStart=1&caldate=8/1/2005

92. Events At The New York Academy Of Sciences Sponsored by Emerging Infectious Diseases discussion Group Sponsored by History philosophy of Science Section This group holds multiple meetings http://www.nyas.org/events/index.asp?intPage=2&intPageStart=1&caldate=8/1/2005

93. IWU Philosophy Program Guides WHAT ARE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD discussion GROUP? A successful discussion group about philosophy differs markedly from some other kinds of http://titan.iwu.edu/~philos/courses/4.htm

Philosophy Program Guides The section below contains the following guides to help you in your philosophy courses: Proofreading and Grammar Guide A Guide to Group Work Arguments: Some Terminology Writing a Philosophy Paper Proofreading and Grammar Guide All essays in any class should be proofread and edited to repair basic errors in grammar and punctuation. This is a checklist of the most common sources of error in essays. It is not a comprehensive guide but a working guide for the final stage of the revision processediting for basic errors. Sentence Grammar Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular subjects take singular verbs. Plural subjects take plural verbs. The thoughts that a reader is thinking is only considered "great" when others know those thoughts. The thoughts that a reader is thinking are only considered "great" when others know those thoughts. Verb Tense Shift: Avoid unnecessary shifts from present to past, or past to present tense. When Wideman had the conversation with his brother, Robby confesses to him that he did have a problem with drugs. When Wideman had the conversation with his brother, Robby

94. Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Ideas / Showdown At The Socrates Cafe IDEAS There are some public philosophical discussion groups in Boston, but they seem committed to specific theories such as humanism, naturalism, http://www.boston.com/news/globe/ideas/articles/2004/03/07/showdown_at_the_socra

Today's Globe Politics Opinion Education ... Ideas THE EXAMINED LIFE Showdown at the Socrates cafe By Joshua Glenn, Globe Staff, 3/7/2004 CHRISTOPHER PHILLIPS'S 2001 book "Socrates Cafe" helped launch scores of regular philosophical salons grassroots discussion groups that approach philosophy as a tool for living across North America. "By meeting regularly in deliberative gatherings, I believe we can help one another become empathetic souls, autonomous thinkers, and, hopefully, more engaged citizens," says the degree-holding but peripatetic philosopher, who, like his idol Socrates, has made it his mission to think aloud, and in dialogue with others, about life's most important questions. Reached in Minneapolis at the midpoint of a 30-city tour for his new book, "Six Questions of Socrates" (Norton), Phillips spoke with Ideas about the Socratic method, the decline of democracy, and Boston's misnomer as the "Athens of America." ADVERTISEMENT IDEAS: You regard the Socratic method, in which a facilitator helps a group of people question their beliefs and assumptions, and even question their questions, as a crucial technique for living an examined life. PHILLIPS: In my own experience, I've found that the Socratic method is critical not only for enhancing one's self-enlightenment but for combating intolerance and contributing to the discovery of ways of being in the world that improve life for everyone. After 9/11 in particular, many Americans wanted to come together to explore the sources of this predicament today, there are 150 Socrates cafes in North America.

95. IRAS Discussion Group Page - Resources T. Loyal Rue teaches philosophy and religion at a Lutheran college, It is an excellent resource for your discussion group; probably the very best. http://www.iras.org/discussion/resources.html

Working for a dynamic and positive relationship between religion and science since 1954. HOME ACTIVITIES CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONS ... LDG 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.

96. Vindex - Zoekresultaten Voor British Mensa Philosophical discussion Group. Mensa membership forum for debate on any issue from a philosophical perspective. http://www.vindex.nl/dmoz.jspx?topic_id=Top/Society/Philosophy/Chats_and_Forums

97. Balkans Discussion Group South East Europe discussion Group. A series of discussions on politics, Mina Petrovic (Assistant Professor, Faculty of philosophy, Belgrade University) http://www.lse.ac.uk/Depts/global/Balkans Discussion Group.htm

98. - Department Of Philosophy - University Of Alberta The club is first and foremost a discussion group. It was created by a group of fourth year philosophy students and given the mandate espoused (more or http://www.uofaweb.ualberta.ca/philosophy/nav03.cfm?nav03=14635&nav02=12348&nav0

99. Philosophy New Age New age philosophy expanding self awareness meditation earth changes. El DharmaBuddhist Meditation discussion Group meets Sunday mornings 10am http://www.todossantos.cc/newagephilosophy.html

New Age Philosophy These pages reflects the stream of 'Light Consciousness' that is manifest in Todos Santos, Baja Mexico "The life of a human being is a self-developed, random painting of event sequences expressed on the canvas of developing form." Janet Sussman The future, however, of the human being is to become a functionary of time continuum and to retain the unique psycho emotional character of his/her language streams. This is a wondrous destiny and unique intergalactically. Janet Sussman J anet Iris Sussman new must read book for 2005 The Reality of Time As the individual becomes stronger in the establishment of pure or transcendental consciousness, he or she rips the fabric off the cloak of awareness and arrives at a point in which original interpretation of dimensional existence begins. J.I. Sussman '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."

100. RP1010 SYL.S98 Participate in philosophical discussions both inside and outside of class. The class will be divided into 5 discussion groups with 1011 students in each. http://www.hkbu.edu.hk/~ppp/syl/RP1010 .htm

INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY Lecturer: Dr. Stephen Palmquist Apology Objectives What is philosophy, and how can it be relevant to life at the outset of the twenty-first century? Working towards an answer to this question is the overall objective of this class. Each student will be expected to work towards this objective in two very different, but equally important, ways: (1) by studying and evaluating the ideas of past philosophers; and (2) by discussing and reflecting on interesting, self-imposed questions, in order to learn the skill of having philosophical insights. Our study of the ideas of past philosophers will be divided into four parts, based on the four main types of philosophical inquiry: Metaphysics , as the recognition of ignorance Logic , as the understanding of words Science , as the love of wisdom and Ontology , as the wonder of silence The last three of these areas correspond to the traditional philosophical ideals of truth goodness , and beauty , while the first area corresponds to humility , which establishes the foundation for the other three. Through reading, discussion, and reflection on various philosophical theories, each student should attempt in this class to begin the task of realizing these ideals. Using these four categories to understand the nature of philosophy will help us not only to organize the theories of other philosophers, but also to learn how to have insights of our

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