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Below are some links that may be of interest.
About Philosophy Café in Rochester |
Events calendar | |
Discussion guidelines | |
How to participate | |
Covid policy | |
About us | |
Contact | |
Subscribe (or unsubscribe) to our email list | |
Our Meetup group page | |
General philosophy links |
Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy | |
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy | |
Philosophy Now – free articles | |
Philosophy Now – links to more links | |
Daily Nous | |
PhilPapers | |
American Philosophical Association | |
Philosophy blogs and podcasts |
Hi-Phi Nation | |
History of Philosophy without Any Gaps | |
The Partially Examined Life | |
Philosophy Bites | |
Philosophy Tube | |
Very Bad Wizards | |
Wireless Philosophy | |
About philosophical argument, rhetoric, logic, logical fallacies, etc. |
Our discussions are fairly informal, but some of the info below may be helpful in thinking about how to formulate ideas and arguments. |
Prof. Daniel Dennett’s “Four Steps to Arguing Intelligently” | |
“Socratic Method” (Wikipedia) | |
“Introduction to Logic” (Lander Univ.) | |
“Logical Fallacies” (Wikipedia) | |
“Rhetoric” (Purdue Univ.) | |
“Establishing Arguments” (Purdue Univ.) | |
“How to Argue Like a Philosopher” (ClassicalWisdom.com) | |
About philosophy discussion groups |
There are philosophy reading and discussion groups all over the world, and each one is a little different. Below are some links to history and variations on the concept. |
● | Great books reading groups |
Although the Philosophy Café in Rochester is not specifically a “great books” group, it does follow a similar idea. |
“Book discussion clubs” (Wikipedia) | ||
Philosophy Café – Houston | ||
Great Books Foundation |
● | Café philosophique |
The rise of philosophy cafés in Europe and elsewhere may have originated with the “café philosophique” movement in Paris. |
“Café philosophique” (Wikipedia) | ||
“Cafes Offer Philosophy in France” (NY Times) | ||
“What are Philosophy Cafés?” (PDF) (Philosophy Café – Kingston, UK) |
● | Other variations |
“Philosophy for All” (Wikipedia) | ||
Philosophy for All – London | ||
“Pub Philosophy” (Wikipedia) | ||
“Socrates Cafe” (Wikipedia) |