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22. Philosophy Meetups Near Minneapolis, Minnesota - Philosophy Meetups - Minneapoli Find Meetup Groups in Minneapolis, MN, us about Philosophy From Joe Peck, this week's presenter What I will present is a general overview of Martin Heidegger's philosophy.… http://philosophy.meetup.com/cities/us/mn/minneapolis/

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25. Colloquium.html University of Haifa Philosophy Discussion Groups last updated 11I-2003. H.U. Philosophy Department Colloquium. What is it? Scheduled Meetings; Semestre 1 November 2003-February 2004 http://research.haifa.ac.il/~mluz/colloq.eng.html

University of Haifa Philosophy Discussion Groups last updated 11-I-2003 H.U. Philosophy Department Colloquium What is it? Scheduled Meetings Semestre 1 November 2003-February 2004 < update Semestre 2 Feb. - July 2004 Previous years' colloquium guest speakers H.U. Students' Philosophy Club What is it? Meetings Philosophy Forum of Haifa Announcements Discussion Group for the History and Philosophy of Science Announcements return to main English page go to Hebrew Version of this page H.U. Philosophy Colloquium (coordinator: Dr. Giyora Hon). This is the department's traditional seminar meeting, open to the public and all who are interested. Invited speakers from Haifa and other universities, some from abroad, read papers or conduct discussions on a variety of philosophical and interdisciplinary issues. Papers are delivered either in Hebrew, or in English. Each paper/talk usually covers a period of about 45 mins to one hour, and is followed by a general discussion. The colloquium meets once/twice a month, ordinarily at 12.15 a.m. on a Monday morning

26. Book Club Meetups Near Chesapeake, Virginia - Book Club Meetups - Chesapeake Find Meetup Groups in Chesapeake, VA, us about Book Club We meet atPaneras across the street from Barnes and Noble (City Center) 300 Constitution, ste. 101 (Va Bch Blvd and http://bookclub.meetup.com/cities/us/va/chesapeake/

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28. Home :: UMD Philosophy Department The Philosophy Department sponsors regular colloquia and informal philosophy discussion groups, and is also home to the Center for Ethics and Public Policy. http://www.d.umn.edu/phil/

@import url(style.css); The UMD Department of Philosophy offers a major and minor in philosophy, including a track with an applied ethics emphasis. We also offer many Liberal Education courses. Philosophy classes cover topics that include ethics, law, logic, cognitive science, religion, scientific methodology, existential literature and many others. Studying Philosophy prepares students to become involved citizens and to work at a variety of careers in a conceptually and morally complex world. The Department has six full-time faculty members and several associated faculty. Contact any member of the Philosophy Department faculty for additional information about courses or the major or minor , or come by the Department office in 369 ABAH to pick up information. The Philosophy Department sponsors regular colloquia and informal philosophy discussion groups, and is also home to the Center for Ethics and Public Policy . The Socratic Society is an organization run by UMD students who are passionate about philosophy.

29. Yoga Teacher Biographies In addition to being an Embodyment Yoga Therapist, she leads yoga philosophy discussion groups and has served many teachersin-training as a DTS Mentor. http://www.svaroopayoga.org/yoga-teacher-biographies.asp

Yoga Teacher Biographies Swami Nirmalananda Saraswati CSYT, RYT 500, E-RYT 500 The originator and heart of Svaroopa svaroopa , the bliss of your own being. MahaKundalini , moving her body into spontaneous yoga poses, and revealed to her the workings of the spine as a conduit of consciousness. This inner awakening continues to unfold, enlivening her understanding of both the body and of ancient texts and teachings. She communicates with great insight and compassion, weaving ancient wisdom with a concrete understanding of modern life. Swami Nirmalananda is the founder of Master Yoga Foundation and served as the founding President of Yoga Alliance. She travels extensively to teach internationally, passing on the extraordinary gifts she has received and guiding others to discover their own inner vastness. For more information about Swami Nirmalananda click here Vidyadevi (Bombay) Stillman CSYT, RYT 500, E-RYT 500 Vidyadevi has studied and practiced Svaroopa yoga since 1992. Her experience as a research scientist enlivens her understanding and teaching of the science of yoga. Her credentials include certification as a Senior Teacher, Svaroopa Yoga Therapist and Meditation Teacher. Vidyadevi has been training teachers in beginning through advanced levels of

30. Medieval Web Sites Manuscripts. Manuskriptischer Eintopf a la Rumolt. As you can guess, this site is in German. Union Manuscript Computer Catalogue. With the help of technological advances http://www.ou.edu/class/FRINFO/GTA/EGO/Pages/medievalWebSites.html

Medieval Web Sites Manuscripts Paleography Castles Dante ... Discussion Groups Manuscripts Manuskriptischer Eintopf a la Rumolt As you can guess, this site is in German. Union Manuscript Computer Catalogue With the help of technological advances unavailable to those compiling the previous bibliographies, this automated census will at once provide a corrected, updated, machine-readable census of manuscripts in American and Canadian libraries, as well as a flexible and expandable computer database which will permit librarians, curators and scholars of the future to record changes and additions to the census quickly and easily. The Age of King Charles V (1338-1380) This site has a 1,000 illuminations from the Department of Manuscripts. Hill Monastic Library More than a repository of manuscripts, the Hill Monastic Manuscript Library is one of the best research libraries in medieval studies in the country. Scholars from all over the world visit the Library, for short or extended periods, while others contact the Library by mail to request copies of microfilmed holdings. Efforts are underway to increase accessibility to the HMML collection through CD-ROM and other electronic means. The British Library - Manuscripts Welcome to the British Library Manuscript Collections, which form the national repository of manuscripts and private papers and archives, mostly in Western European languages. They contain material of outstanding research importance for all periods, countries and disciplines. The focal point of the collections is the Manuscript Reading Room, which opened at its new location in the British Library St Pancras building on 6 January 1999. (To view the procedures for studying these manuscripts, please click here or check out the British Library page.)

31. Enjoy A Full Weekend Of Svaroopa Yoga In Chelmsford, MA November In addition to being an Embodyment Yoga Therapist, she leads yoga philosophy discussion groups and has served many teachersin-training as a DTS Mentor. http://www.bbyoga.com/yoga/Images/2009SlowDownBrochure.pdf

32. Home :: UMD Philosophy Department The Philosophy Department sponsors regular colloquia and informal philosophy discussion groups, and is also home to the Center for Ethics and Public Policy. http://www.d.umn.edu/~phil/

@import url(style.css); The UMD Department of Philosophy offers a major and minor in philosophy, including an applied ethics emphasis. It also offers many Liberal Education courses. Philosophy classes cover topics that include ethics, law, logic, cognitive science, religion, scientific methodology, existential literature and many others. Studying Philosophy prepares students to become involved citizens and to work at a variety of careers in a conceptually and morally complex world. The Department has five permanent faculty members and another half-dozen associated faculty. Contact any member of the Philosophy Department faculty for additional information about courses or the major or minor , or swing by 369 ABAH to pick up information. The Philosophy Department sponsors regular colloquia and informal philosophy discussion groups, and is also home to the Center for Ethics and Public Policy . The Socratic Society is an organization run by UMD students who are passionate about philosophy. UMD Department of Philosophy 1121 University Drive 369 A.B. Anderson Hall

33. ACTIVITIES Philosophy Discussion Groups; Discourses; Charitable Activity Scholarships ; Publications Anjali Magazine http://namaha.org/activities.html

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34. Philosophy Philosophy Discussion Groups Interview with Ken Kniseley Aristole, Hellenistic, Middle Ages Q's Descartes, Locke, Berkeley, Hume Q's Kant, Hegel, Marx Q's http://www.tjhsst.edu/~jlamb/philmain.html

Inquiry into Ideas aka "Philosophy" Fall 2010 Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology Mr. Lamb Mr. Lamb's office in 222wk. ajlamb@fcps.edu Class in Rm.209 Syllabus Kant, Hegel, Marx Q's Back to Main Page Second Quarter Schedule ... Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Sartre Q's This web page contains links to one or more web pages that are outside the FCPS network. FCPS does not control the content or relevancy of these pages. Philosophy Handouts Reality check Bad arguments Bad Arguments 2 Opinion ... Nietzsche Selections From Philosophers Plato Aristotle Epicurus Epictetus ... Descartes Locke Berkeley Hume Kant Hegel Marx ... Sartre Philosophy Overheads Romanticism Plato's Forms How Forms Work Plato's tripartite soul ... Hell is Other People Philosophy is a life long process of searching and reflective thought in the quest for truth and understanding. Our own actions, and those of other people, and the world around us, are filled with mystery. We inquire to better know ourselves, to understand life and society, and to come to grips with the mysteries of the universe. Studying what philosophers have said gives us a place to start. Whether we agree or disagree with them we can use their ideas to begin our inquiry.

35. Art Gallery Is Outreach For Sojourn Community bridges with our community by connecting to them where they are. _ Besides the art exhibits, Sojourn members also use the gallery to host film and philosophy discussion groups http://www.baptiststandard.com/2001/4_9/pages/postmodern_art.html

April 9, 2001 Art gallery is outreach for Sojourn Community By Victoria Moon Kentucky Western Recorder LOUISVILLE, Ky. (ABP)Hidden among the tattoo parlors, piercing salons, trendy restaurants and alternative music stores in the Highlands district of Louisville, Ky., is an art gallery that is taking the idea of "seeker service" to a whole new level. The gallery, Aslan's How, is the evangelistic outreach ministry of Sojourn Community, a young, postmodern church. "We believe the arts need to be cultivated and fostered," said Pastor Daniel Montgomery. The fledgling church, which is supported by the Kentucky Baptist Convention and the Southern Baptist North American Mission Board, opened the gallery in November 2000 as a way to build bridges within the community. "We are trying to build a non-sectarian venue with this," Montgomery said. "This isn't a Christian art gallery. It's an art gallery run by Christians." Despite the distinction made by Montgomery, hints of the gallery's Christian leanings abound. Its name is taken from C.S. Lewis' classic children's allegory, "The Chronicles of Narnia." The gallery's first exhibit was "The Florence Portfolio: Sacrifice," a group of 20 etchings by six artists with Christians In Visual Arts. "We had a good response," Montgomery said.

36. Welcoming Committee Religious education which creates a place for adults and children to discover the wisdom in all religions and cultures, in science and in philosophy. Discussion groups for men and http://fusf.org/welcome.html

Our Welcoming Committee Members of the Welcoming Committee are always available to answer your questions about The First Universalist Society in Franklin and Unitarian Universalism in general. A member of the committee is at each Sunday service and will be at a welcome table in the foyer to the meetinghouse. He/She will be able to answer your questions and assist you in finding your way around the congregation. To speak to a Welcoming Committee member during the week, please contact our church office at 528-5348. Who Are We We call ourselves "UU’s", which is a friendly acronym for Unitarian Universalists. We are families, couples, and single people of all ages and lifestyles who live in the greater Franklin area. About our Congregation: The First Universalist Society in Franklin (FUSF) is the second oldest congregation in Franklin, Massachusetts, established in 1856. FUSF met at Marvin Chapel on the Dean College campus for thirteen years and has just completed construction of a new meetinghouse on our property at 262 Chestnut Street. What you will find here A group that accepts us as we are, supports us through difficult times, and challenges us to keep growing.

37. Philosophy :: Keeping The Child In Mind :: University Of Memphis Burroughs also led philosophy discussion groups for two years at Eastern Correctional Institution in Princess Anne, MD. Burroughs is cofounder of Philosophical Horizons, a http://www.memphis.edu/philosophy/horizonsconf.php

Search Site People Home About People Graduate Program ... Contact Us Quick Links Outlook Bursar's Office Events Calendar Jobs eCourseware (UM) eLearn (RODP) Bookstore Ask TOM Employee Self Service Campus Map Library FedEx Institute Transcripts UMdrive iAM Police Services Contact Us Keeping the Child in Mind Conference Overview Philosophy is often thought to be an arcane subject, suitable only for adults. The idea that children can engage in philosophical reflection conflicts with a long-standing view that children are "emotional," "appetitive," and "irrational." There is a growing consensus among philosophers and educators, however, that children are natural philosophers. Their abundant curiosity, their propensity for asking questions, and their flexible minds, predispose them toward philosophical questions. With adequate encouragement and a student centered curriculum, they can develop the critical thinking skills characteristic of philosophic thought and move from mere consumers of information to reflective and autonomous thinkers. The goal of Keeping the Child in Mind: A Conference About Philosophy for Children is to stimulate discussion of the theory and practice of Philosophy for Children and, in turn, to develop effective ways to introduce philosophy into pre-college classrooms in Memphis.

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39. Sharing Yoga's Wisdom Following the format of the yoga philosophy discussion groups, everyone takes a few minutes to reread a selected contemplation article and select a line http://www.svaroopayoga.org/sharing-yogas-wisdom.asp

Sharing Yoga's Wisdom April 21, 2009 with Swami Nirmalananda (Rama), from 6:30 - 8:00 pm (Eastern) / 3:30 - 5:00 pm (Pacific) May 29, 2009 with Karobi from 10:30 - noon (Eastern) / 7:30 - 9:00 am (Pacific) June 24, 2009 with Vidyadevi 4:00 - 5:30 pm (Eastern) / 1:00 - 2:30 pm (Pacific) August 20, 2009 with Swami Nirmalananda (Rama) 10:30 am - noon (Eastern) / 7:30 - 9:00 am (Pacific) Course held by conference calls Join with other SATYA members in a phone conference call to discuss Swami Nirmalananda (Rama)'s teachings in our monthly contemplation articles. Cultivate an enlivened understanding by sharing how these teachings affect you as well as hearing from others. Each call is facilitated by one of our leading Teacher Trainers, Swami Nirmalananda (Rama), Vidyadevi (Bombay) or Karobi. Following the format of the yoga philosophy discussion groups, everyone takes a few minutes to reread a selected contemplation article and select a line that is particularly meaningful. Using this line to spark the discussion, layers are peeled away to discover the yogic gems hidden within each person on the call. Discover your voice and learn to trust your yogic insights as yoga becomes more interwoven through your understanding and your life. Members Tuition: $20 (7 days prior) Late $25; plus you are responsible for your own long distance phone charges.

40. Why We Reach Out The arts, dream interpretation, spiritual counseling, music, movie nights, and philosophy discussion groups http://www.salemgathering.com/Gathering_Web/NewPages/outreachwhy.html

Why and How we Serve How We Attempt to Touch People's Hearts for God: The Gathering is a church, but it is more than that. We are a postmodern evangelism training and outreach center in downtown Salem, MA. We love the city of Salem, and seek to be a benefit to it by whatever means possible. The arts, dream interpretation, spiritual counseling, music, movie nights, and philosophy discussion groups are some the means we attempt to interface with the North Shore of Boston. We have been able to expand our outreach during Halloween to include the largest stage in town, dozens of spiritual adivisors offering encouragement to people, and workshops on spiritual issues. This outreach from The Gathering is a mission field within the boundaries of the U.S. Our dream is to take this model around the world to other festivals. Thes are just a few of the things your giving and prayer helps to support.

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