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  1. Talking About Books: Literature Discussion Groups in K-8 Classrooms
  2. Crystal Clear: Understanding and Reaching New Agers: A Small Group Discussion Guide by Dean C. Halverson, 1990
  3. Philosophy of Education; A Survey of Fundamentals, Topics, Questions, References and Bibliographies for Group-Discussion by Daniel Bell Leary, 2010-09-05
  4. 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
  5. Philosophy in Cyberspace: A Guide to Philosophy-Related Resources on the Internet
  6. Lest the Colors' Fade by The Writers' Discussion Group, 2009-12-12
  7. 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
  8. Communicating in Groups Applications and Skills by Gloria J. Galanes, John K. Brithart, 1999-06
  9. What¹s the Point in Discussion? by Donald Bligh, Harold Thomas, et all 1999-10
  10. Touchstones: Texts for Discussion, Vol. A
  11. Unanswered Questions by KKH1, 2010-02-22
  12. Facilitators Handbook by John Heron, John Heron, 1989-11-30
  13. Community.com: churches shouldn't ignore the meetup phenomenon.(Come Together)(Meetup.com): An article from: Sojourners by Jesse Holcomb, 2004-05-01
  14. Teaching Thinking: Philosophical Enquiry in the Classroom by Robert Fisher, 2003-06

41. Washington Philosophy Circle: Links To Other Sites
Washington Philosophy Circle presents Links to Philosophical Related Web Sites. Philosophy Discussion Groups, Organizations. The Washington Philosophy Meetup Group
http://www.autodidactproject.org/wpc/links.html
Washington Philosophy Circle presents: Philosophy : Discussion Groups, Organizations The Washington Philosophy Meetup Group
This is the now-defunct seed-group of the Washington Philosophy Circle,
which severed its relationship when meetup.com began charging fees for its services in May 2005.
Note also other relevant local meetups.
Philosophy for the Masses, a growing international movement
Site under development Philodialogue.com
Philos Philosophy Cafes: in brief
: INACTIVE
Society for Philosophical Inquiry
Philosophy for the masses, featuring Socrates Cafes and Philosophers Clubs Philosophy for All
Philosophy for the masses, a British organization Big Ideas Philosophy for the people, in London Scientific discussion for the masses I Love Philosophy.com Discussion forums et al AskPhilosophers You ask. Philosophers answer. Ask a Philosopher ICPIC - International Council of Philosophical Inquiry with Children The Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children The American Philosophical Association Philosophy: Magazines Philosophy Now: A Magazine of Ideas Philosophy for the masses, with calendars of events internationally.

42. Philosophy :: Burroughs :: University Of Memphis
He also led philosophy discussion groups for two years at Eastern Correctional Institution in Princess Anne, MD. Michael is a cofounder of Philosophical Horizons, a community
http://www.memphis.edu/philosophy/bios/burroughs.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 Michael D. Burroughs Education M.A., Philosophy - University of Memphis
B.A., Philosophy - Salisbury University
Research and Teaching Areas of philosophical interest include philosophy for children, ancient philosophy, social epistemology, and history of ethics. Prior to pursuing his graduate education, Michael taught philosophy to high school students in Salisbury, MD and Belize, Central America. He also led philosophy discussion groups for two years at Eastern Correctional Institution in Princess Anne, MD.
Michael is a co-founder of Philosophical Horizons , a community outreach program designed to introduce philosophy to students in Memphis City Schools, and currently leads a philosophy discussion group with middle school students at Vance Middle School in Memphis. Michael is also founder of the Philosophy, Education, and Social Justice Reading Group

43. Being Good (1) - Debra Dickerson - Slate Magazine
Aug 06, 2001 Last week, the Washington Post reported on a new phenomenon, philosophy discussion groups in pubs and caf s. A Dupont Circle bar got 150 people to pay $195 for a seven
http://www.slate.com/id/2000282/entry/1008079/

44. 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/print/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.

45. 09-22-05 Paraclete Ctr Remain Open
Kennedy suggested philosophy discussion groups as well. Even though the need for a major chunk of capital money has evaporated, operating funds are still essential.
http://www.southbostononline.com/articles/news/2005/09-22-05ParacleteCtrRemainOp
Tuesday, November 16, 2010 Posted September 22, 2005 Paraclete Center to Remain Open By Rick Winterson Now that some stability has been brought back to the Paraclete Center, Sr. Ann plans to get on with some new offerings, such as using projectors to make classes more interactive or adding adult-level humanities seminars. Fr. Kennedy suggested philosophy discussion groups as well. Even though the need for a major chunk of capital money has evaporated, operating funds are still essential. Building upgrades are required over the next five years; heating costs are rising. One event to watch for is the Paraclete Benefit Christmas Luncheon on December 15 (a Thursday).
Sr. Ann Fox, Director of the Paraclete Center, and Fr. Robert Kennedy, Pastor of St. Monica and St. Augustine Parish at the Center's front door.
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46. Freshwater Hero Sandra Postel National Geographic
She was still holding weekly philosophy discussion groups at her home in Maine. She had a rare blend of wisdom and humility. I corresponded with her occasionally until she died in
http://environment.nationalgeographic.com/environment/freshwater/freshwater-hero

47. - View Single Post - Where Should I Hang Out To Find A Hippie Ish Girl?
You could try online dating services for atheists/agnostics/secular humanists or philosophy discussion groups that offer an opportunity to mix informally before and after the
http://advice.eharmony.com/boards/330505-post18.html
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Good luck! A doctor is a good catch! Oh, and street fairs or sidewalk artisans that sell jewelry and art or coffee shops in the most bohemian section of town. Restaurants and espresso shops with live entertainment, like folk and emo singers. A fondue restaurant I went to feautured local singers.
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48. Philosophy Now | Links
About 20 local philosophy discussion groups worldwide organise themselves through this website. Philosophical Society of England (General) Philosophical Society of England (Newcastle
http://www.philosophynow.org/links?group=2

49. ISTHMUS
made aware of the group of which 280 have joined so far. Around 10% of members go on to join smaller, more active groups eg book groups and philosophy discussion groups.
http://www.jisc.ac.uk/media/documents/programmes/elearningcapital/elprogmtg0309i
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