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Teaching Philosophy

Below please find the schedule for contributed papers in this section. If you have accessed the Congress Web Site using Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, or a similar program, it is possible to search for a name or paper title using the find function under the heading edit. Otherwise, you must browse through the page below in order to locate your name and paper title.

Wednesday, August 12, 09-9:50

Name

Title of Paper

Rudi Kotnik Exploring Subjectivity in Teaching Philosophy
Arthur O. Ledoux Teaching Meditation to Classes in Philosophy
Julius J. Simon Levinas on the Border(s)

Wednesday, August 12, 12-13:50

Name

Title of Paper

Elliot D. Cohen Teaching an Applied Critical Thinking Course
P. Giuseppe Boncori, S.J. Teaching Philosophy as Education and Evaluation of Thinking
James Hall Philosophy as Teacher of Critical Reading
Jonathan Lavery and Jeff Mitscherling Teaching Argument Evaluation in an Introductory Philosophy Course
Shokichi Uto A Principle and Problems in Teaching Philosophy

Wednesday, August 12, 20-21:50

Name

Title of Paper

Michael Beaty and Anne-Marie Bowery The Use of Reading Questions As a Pedagogical Tool
Maura J. Geisser Can Deaf Children Be Taught to Think Philosophically?
Ernesto Gustavo Edwards and Alicia Monica Pintus Philosophy, Education, and Rock
Garth Kemerling Teaching Philosophy on the Internet
Ronnie Littlejohn and Mike Awalt Decentered Classrooms: The WWW and Problem Based Learning in Introductory Philosophy
Edward Slowik Music, Science, Analogies: Teaching Philosophy of Science with Non-Scientific Examples

Thursday, August 13, 12-13:50

Name

Title of Paper

David W. Felder The World Consensus Game
Laszlo Gal Philosophy Teaching in Romania in the 1980s
Victor P. Capiton Didactics, Philosophy, Culture
Helena Lorenzova Bernard Bolzano—Pedagogue
Bert Olivier Philosophy, Interdisciplinary Teaching and Student Experience

Thursday, August 13, 18-19:50

Name

Title of Paper

Lloyd W.J. Aultman-Moore Shame and Learning in Plato's "Apology"
Quentin Colgan Teaching the Confessions, Books 1-8: Theme and Pattern
James F. Perry The Dream Hypothesis, Transitions, and the Very Idea of Humanity
Heather Reid The Educational Value of Plato's Socratic Dialogues
W. Thomas Schmid Socratic Paideia: How It Works and Why It So Often Fails

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