Our 2019 Meeting was held in Galway on 1st and 2nd June . The theme for the year was Thinking The Unthinkable.
SOPHIA members can reach the presantations from Resources page.
SOPHIA president Emma Worley welcomes the participants.
The Board greets the participants
The first warm up from Lukasz
First workshop from Pieter Mostert discussing Philosophy Without Dialogues in a French café arrangement.
Jason Buckley shares The Enquiry Dashboard and The Troubleshooter
Anne Marie Roche’s “Democritising Philosophy”
After-lunch warm up with Lukasz
The Philosophy Connector
Alexander Achtzehn and his student forming Socratic Circles for “Blind Following the Blind”
Nanda Van Bodegraven discusses A (European) Standardisation for Chairs on P4C with the network.
Second day starts with Network announcements sharing resources and reaching out for collaborations
Maughn Gregory tells us about the new section of published research in Philosophy for/with Children which is being indexed in PhilPapers, a free, comprehensive, searchable bibliography of philosophy. For more on this see the resources section of 2019.
Rita Casadei asks for collaborators on a philosophy with children edition of the Italian periodical INFANZIA https://www.rivistainfanzia.it
Grace Lockrobin announces the publication of Community and Philosophy: Theories, Practices and Possibilities, Bloomsbury. Ed. Prof. Richard Smith, Prof. Amanda Fulford, Ms. Grace Lockrobin (Forthcoming winter 2019)
Second day’s first warm up with philosophers forming the Trolley Problem and the Titanic
Mirjam Poolster, Leonie van Wees and Caroline van Twillert reading The Deleuze
Thinking Moves A-Z with Roger Sutcliffe
Catherine McCall chairs a CoPi session
After lunch wake up with Lukasz
Sophie Collins presents Safe(er) Places: How Much Plumbing Should We Ask Our Students To Do?
Andy West and Philosophy Without Fighting
Caroline Schaffalitzky invites the network to discuss Thinking What You Don’t Think
SOPHIA 2019 Network Meeting
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