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Seminar: Ethics – Virtue
Sign up using the form below! View the Syllabus here In light of the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has hit both wallets and social practices, I am offering this seminar at half price, with deferred payment (i.e., pay me when you can--spread out, if need be) for all participants. These prices are: Standard: …
[UPDATED – 3/26] Seminar: Introduction to Thomism
Sign up using the form below! View the Syllabus here This seminar is FREE to all Lyceum members. In light of the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has hit both wallets and social practices, I am offering this seminar at half price, with deferred payment (i.e., pay me when you can--spread out, if need be) …
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Free Lecture – Thomistic Psychology: Action Theory
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Free Lecture – Introduction to Philosophical Thinking
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Seminar: Thomistic Psychology – Action Theory
Beginning in the Fall of 2019, the Continuum Philosophical Insight Lyceum began a project of “Retrieving Thomistic Psychology” with an eight-week seminar that laid the foundations of an understanding that avoids the pitfalls of modern psychology. Now, in the Winter of 2020, a following “Thomistic Psychology - Action Theory” seminar will investigate the various operations …
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Seminar: Introduction to Philosophical Thinking
What is philosophy? Is it something we study—as subject, like biology or literature? Is it something each of us has, individually—as in, “my personal philosophy”? Is it a relic of history? An intellectual curiosity? A means to impress at cocktail parties and on social media? Or perhaps—as this seminar will attempt to demonstrate—philosophy is a …
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Classical Theism Podcast Interview
Dear readers, I recently did an interview with John DeRosa at ClassicalTheism.com, where we talked about my book, Introduction to Philosophical Principles, and a lot of other things besides! Head on over and give it a listen. John's a good interviewer and we had a good exchange. http://www.classicaltheism.com/kemple/