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Poem on Ethics:
Deontological Delimma?
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Activity: Playdough and Personality
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In an activity utilizing 5-15 year olds, Butterick’s participants argue whether a cylinder and string of playdough is the same physical object in a series of steps. The students record their philosophical thoughts while referencing to famous philosophers like Plato.
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Howard Schott
Education, Virtue, and the Child
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Philosophy reigns supreme in Schott’s essay on virtuous and wise tales regarding people who essentially do not “[live] one’s own words before expecting others to follow them.”
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Philosophy of Body:
Children’s Perceptions
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Dialogial inquiry is proposed to second grade students in this project, and dialogue, that examines the philosophy of the human body.
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The Meaning of Life (I)
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How the Mind and Brain Work with the Body
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Hagaman describes and analyzes a psychological and philosophical exercise exploring the ‘mind versus body’ issue through a series of illustrations submitted by elementary school students.
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What is Love?
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Teaching College Students to Teach Elementary School Philosophy
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A Chair of the Philosophy Department at a local college explains his reasoning and tactics on how he transferred knowledge from teacher to student for his newly created course, “Philosophy for Children” at MHC.
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Personal Identity and the Problem of Cool
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Velin raises concern with the high school stereotype in personal growth and identity in the pursuit of acting “cool” through a philosophical discussion.
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Flumen Æquoreus
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The Never Dying Soul
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The Knowing of God
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The Nature of God
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Kafka’s “Before the Law”
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