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Introduction to Philosophy (Part 1)
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An Introductory Course of 8 weekly lectures.
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| Those seeking an understanding of human existence and the world
in which we live are invited to attend a course in Practical Philosophy.
The course is centred on an enquiry into the underlying unity behind
all the diversity and change in our daily lives. Students are asked
neither to accept or reject anything in the course, but rather to
test everything for themselves in the light of their own experience.
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| Next available course: Thursday 16 October at Gorman House.
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 Read
the article about the Introduction Course
published in the Canberra Times on 31 July 2002. |
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Introduction to Philosophy - Part 4
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| The Introduction to Philosphy Part 4 course is an extension
of the Parts 1 , 2 and 3 courses, and continues the focus on Wisdom
and Love. |
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| This course is also available at Gorman House, Ainslie Avenue Braddon
beginning on Thursday 16 October from 10am - midday. The cost is $140
- enrol at Gorman House at the first lecture. |
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| The School recommends these books as Recommended
Reading for Introduction to Philosophy Course. |
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The Art of Parenting
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A half day workshop.
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| The aim of this course is to provide practical guidance based on
philosophic principles from the western and eastern traditions. The
intention is for the full potential and happiness of the children,
parents, families and society as a whole to be fully realised.
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| When: Term 1, 2009 at Gorman House |
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Philosophy in focus
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| Philosophy in focus (PIF) is a half or full day workshop where practical
exercises are practiced which bring the focus of the teachings into
everyday life. Exercises used in the focus sessions include the use
of fine attention in exercises involving drawing, movement, and rhetoric.
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