College of Complexes
For a presentation on / discussion of topics of a more general nature, attend a meeting of the weekly free speech forum on social issues and current events, the College of Complexes, "The Playground for People Who Think," every Saturday evening at 8:00 PM, at the Lincoln Restaurant, 4008 N. Lincoln Avenue.
Information (312) 842-5036 cpaidock@hotmail.com
Can't attend the dialogue? Then how about attending a sporadic meeting of the
Urgent Philosophical
Supper Club
Information: Prof. Bob Lichtenbert
(773) 481-0544 or seekerofmeaning@yahoo.com
All meetings are normally held on the 4th Friday of each month
There has been a general division of the ranks among the CC regulars concerning the exisitence of "intangibles." Please review these, and arrive at your own determination if the threshold has been made, and whether these merit further discussion.
Art and Life Group
Events in Progress:
Friday, April 26th
7:00 - 9:00 PM
"Clarifying Personal Values"
Powell's Books
1218 S. Halsted
Invitation and Information for
Chicago Seekers
Association for the Development of Philosophy Teaching ADOPT
Dues for membership and journal for full-time employees are $15, for all others only $5 for this year. Please send to a check, made payable to "ADOPT" to Prof. Bob Lichtenbert at 5307 W. Nelson, Chicago 60641.
ADOPT
"Association for the Development of
Philosophy Teaching"
The Chicago Colloquium
a philosophy discussion group open to the public will hold its next I-Thou dialogue on
Wednesday, May 8, 6:00 -7:30 PM
on the selected topic of love at Dapper's Restaurant
2901 W. Addison in Chicago
The Association for the Development of Philosophy Teaching (ADOPT) always has two sessions at the annual Central Division conference of the American Philosophical Association (APA) at the Palmer House Hilton.
ADOPT panels topic suggestions are solicited. Attendees gather for their now bi-annual pre-session supper. Suggestions of a downtown restaurant are welcome.
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2012 ADOPT Dues of $15/$5
Are Due
2012 ADOPT Dues of $15/$5
Are Due
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"It seems rather obvious that our personal values are supremely important to us at the bases of much of our thinking and acting. Yet, exactly what these values are and the nature of values in general remains quite obscure.At this dialogue we will explore these aspects of personal values. This topic has been woefully underdeveloped throughout the history of philosophy. Please express your views about personal values before a written dialogue between a seeker of meaning and a typical person begins.
ADOPT Conference and Panel on
"Creating Communities"
which will probably take place only on May 24 at St. Luke's Lutheran Church, 2649 N. Francisco St. in Chicago. The deadline for submitting abstracts to this conference is April 29.
