Michael Lacewing on the different guises of philosophy, and what teaching tells us about them.
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Philosophical Emergencies
David W Concepción considers the transformative power of learning philosophy.
Issue 69 Forum: introduction
Teaching philosophy
Philosophy as an Antidote to Injustice
A philosophical education has to go beyond critical thinking, says Jennifer M Morton.
Trust Issues
Rodger Jackson on the essence of the student/teacher dynamic.
How to Philosophise with Children
Peter Worley argues that philosophy in the classroom depends on a skilled facilitator.
Passing Judgement
Michael Cholbi argues that grading students is philosophically suspect.
How Embodied Cognition Is Being Disembodied
Shaun Gallagher resists the invasion of the body snatchers.
Embodied Mind, Embodied Meaning, Embodied Thought
Mark Johnson on the rise of a new kind of thinking about cognition – and its surprising implications.
Issue 68 Forum: introduction
Embodied cognition.
How Embodied Is Cognition?
Daniel D Hutto and Patrick McGivern introduce us to members of the E-family.
Embodied Cognition, PTSD and Trauma Theory
Monica Cowart explores a possible collaboration between philosophy and therapeutic practices which might help alleviate suffering.