Compulsory philosophy lessons would teach young rioters a thing or two Telegraph.co.uk (blog) By Allan Massie History Last updated: February 7th, 2012 In 2008 the Brazilian parliament passed a law requiring philosophy to be taught in every high school. So nine million teenagers now study philosophy for at least two hours a week.
Our success may hinge on embracing a bohemian philosophy Las Vegas Sun By J. Patrick Coolican (contact) Richard Florida, author of “The Rise of the Creative Class” and intellectual entrepreneur extraordinaire, argues that if cities are to be prosperous, they must embrace the “three Ts”: talent, technology and tolerance.
Professor awarded grant to research medieval philosophy Scranton Times-Tribune University of Scranton Professor Andrew LaZella, Ph.D., received a development intercession grant from the University for a research project focused on medieval philosopher John Duns Scotus and his analysis of some of Aristotle's major works, ...
