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The SFCP aims to promote the Critical Philosophy through the linked activities of education and scholarship. |
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Charity No 313712
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We have been organising Socratic Dialogues for a long time. Dialogues in 2006
Saturday 6th May 2006, One day Socratic Dialogue, Facilitator Kirsten Malmquist, Venue: North London What is Freedom?
7-13th April 2006 Socratic Dialogue Week
in Wűrzburg: Pre-Easter Programme
There were three Socratic groups (2 German-speaking; 1 English-speaking) . With facilitators from four countries, giving this course a strong international flavour.
All the facilitators have been trained by the German Society of Socratic Facilitators (GSP), which is increasingly contributing to the growth of SD in other countries. GSP colleagues have worked in Belarus for several years. Saturday 11th March 2006, One day Socratic Dialogue, Facilitator Kirsten Malmquist, Venue: North London Can a Conflict be fruitful? Dialogues 2005
"When am I right to defy social convention?" SOCRATIC DIALOGUE at Claridge House 19 – 21 August 2005 Facilitated by Dr Rene Saran and organized by Claridge House What is a good citizen? 3-day Socratic Dialogue seminar, 26-28 February 2004, in Druskininkai in Lithuania facilitated by Dr Rene Saran and organized by the British Council Lithuania ‘What is a good Citizen?’
In 2001 we conducted Dialogues both in London and in Germany.Socratic Dialogue held in Würzburg, Germany, April 2001.Topic: “The aim of Socratic Dialogue is to gain fundamental and general insights into a philosophical problem. The topic or question determines the problem”. (Raupach-Strey, G. 1997)report by Paul
Penny
read the full reportSocratic Dialogue held in London on 25th FEBRUARY 2001Topic: What does active Citizenship mean?Rene Saran of SFCP facilitated the dialogue. |
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