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Philosophy Club

Discussion Group|Philosophical Discussion

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The Philosophy Club is a discussion group and meets once a month at the Goethe-Institut. Books and authors are introduced in the beginning, and discussions are lightly moderated. All discussions are in English. The readings focus on transatlantic topics that tie in with the program of the Goethe-Institut Boston. See below for the reading list and schedule.

Events

  • Philosophy Club: Jean-Paul Sartre - Existentialism and Human Emotions

    Philosophical Discussion | Philosophical Discussion

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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  • Philosophy Club: Edmund Husserl - Phenomenology and the Crisis of Philosophy

    Philosophical Discussion | Philosophical Discussion

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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  • Philosophy Club: G.W.F. Hegel - Reason in History

    Philosophical Discussion | Philosophical Discussion

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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  • Philosophy Club: Alfred North Whitehead - Science and the Modern World

    Philosophical Discussion | Philosophical Discussion

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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  • Philosophy Club: Neil Postman - Amusing Ourselves to Death

    Philosophical Discussion | Philosophical Discussion

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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  • Philosophy Club: Frederick C. Beiser - Philosophy of Life

    Philosophical Discussion | Discussion series

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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  • Philosophy Club: Martin Buber - I and Thou

    Philosophical Discussion | Discussion Series

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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  • Philosophy Club: Simone De Beauvior - The Ethics of Ambiguity

    Philosophical Discussion | Discussion series

    • Goethe-Institut Boston, Boston, MA

    • English

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