41. Welcome To Adobe GoLive 4 A critic of naturalism about the mind in general, and the computational theory of the mind in particular .Category Society philosophy Contemporary Philosophers of Mind......Department of philosophy. for Spring 2003 As in recent years, Moral PsychologyCare of the Soul is offered as a large course with 4 discussion groups. http://shorst.web.wesleyan.edu/

Steven Horst, Ph.D. Department of Philosophy Wesleyan University Middletown, CT 06459 shorst@wesleyan.edu phone: (860) 685-3645 fax: (860) 685-3861 MORAL PSYCHOLOGY for Fall 2003: As in recent years, Moral Psychology: Care of the Soul is offered as a large course with 4 discussion groups. Students must register into a specific discussion group. All four discussion groups meet together for the lecture sessions. A description of the four discussion groups follows: Section 1. Existentialism and Psychotherapy (Bank) - M 7 PM - This section is led by local therapist Stephen Bank, and will focus on psychotherapy from an Existential Viewpoint. The section leader writes, "We will read: , by Irvin D. Yalom. . Existentialism and Human Emotions by Jean Paul Sartre.. Ten case studies of psychotherapy provide a starting point for discussing such questions as: are we really "free" to make choices or is our living determined by genetics, biology, or by the unconcious? What is freedom and to what extent can we hold ourselves and one another accountable for our actions (and inactions)? How does existential psychology/philosophy differ from some of the philosophical approaches covered in the lectures? " NOTE: The readings in Love's Executioner may make this section particularly of interest for students interested in pursuing careers in counselling or psychology.

42. CSF: Links To Discussion Groups Tile.net has details about thousands of public discussion groups. News, Politics,and Social Commentary. Inquiring Minds critical thinking and philosophy forum. http://csf.colorado.edu/sustainability/lists.html

Cooperatives Agriculture Architecture Permaculture ... Suggestions? Discussion Groups Communications for a Sustainable Future (CSF) supports three pages for electronic mailing lists. Groups on the groups page are managed at CSF. Groups on the archive page are archived at CSF but managed at other sites. Groups on this page are managed and archived at other sites. Directories of mailing lists Topica: Searchable Directory of e-Mail Discussion Groups Yahoo Groups Publicly Accessible Mailing Lists Tile.net has details about thousands of public discussion groups. News, Politics, and Social Commentary archive of the misc.activism.progressive news group. IndyMedia mailing lists. Marxism Marxism lists at the University of Utah. flora.mai-not , on international trade agreements and other issues related to economic globalisation. The Commons is supported by the Orion Society The Capital Ownership Group supports several mailing lists related to positive responses to globalization. PEWS (Political Economy of the World-System) mailing list. Marxist mailing list.

43. MSN Groups This group is designed to get all of the small serious thinking groups into one. philosophy(1040 members), Studies and discussion on philosophy. http://groups.msn.com/Browse?CatId=279

44. Newsgroups Usenet Newsgroups, Mailing Lists and discussion groups in philosophyand related subjects at Erratic Impact's philosophy Research Base. http://www.erraticimpact.com/html/newsgroup_index.htm

Newsgroups: G - Z egroups / elists Spoon Collective Erratic Impact Home ... Organizations Newsgroups Journals Home Pages Directories / Tools Search The Web ... Know of a Resource? Many of the Usenet links are set for "news:" Your particular ISP might require a different configuration. A - F Network and Netplay : Virtual Groups on the Internet by Fay Sudweeks (Editor), Margaret L. McLaughlin (Editor), Rafaeli, Sheizaf Rafaeli (Editor). The vast, international web of computer networks that is the Internet offers millions of users the opportunity to exchange electronic mail, photographs, and sound clips; to search databases for books, CDs, cars, and term papers; to participate in real-time audio- and video-conferencing; and to shop for products both virtual and physical. This huge conglomerate of links, hyperlinks, and virtual links is not just a technology for linking computersit is a medium for communication. The convergence of computer and communication technologies creates a social convergence as well. People meet in chat rooms and discussion groups to converse on everything from auto mechanics to postmodern art. Networked groups form virtually and on-the-fly, as common interests dictate. Like interpersonal communication, the networks are participatory, their content made up by their audience. Like mass-mediated communication, they involve large audiences. But the networks are neither purely interpersonal nor purely massthey are a new phenomenon.

45. Early Modern Literary Studies: Academic Discussion Groups And Internet News Grou in 18thcentury studies, the history of philosophy, etc. are welcome to join thediscussion. Related Internet News groups (This section is under development http://www.shu.ac.uk/emls/emlsng.html

Academic Discussion Groups and Internet News Groups Academic Discussion Groups on Topics Related to the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries A Note on Listservs EARLYM-L ExLibris ... Related Internet News Groups Academic Discussion Groups on Topics Related to the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries This list has been gathered with assistance from a number of sources, most prominently that of the Directory of Scholarly Electronic Conferences compiled by Diane K. Kovacs and others. A Note on Listservs. EARLYM-L : A forum for the exchange of news and views about Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music. EARLYM-L Listserv Archive: Not yet available. EARLYM-L Membership Information: WWW Home Page at . Contact Gerhard Gonter, gonter@isis.wu-wien.ac.at ExLibris : ExLibris is an unmoderated news and discussion group using the listserv technology; it was established in 1990. It provides an environment for discussing matters related to rare book and manuscript librarianship, including special collections and related issues. Memberships open to anyone who wishes to subscribe. There are presently over 1400 subscribers. ExLibris Membership Information FICINO : Discussion of the Renaissance and Reformation. FICINO is an international electronic seminar and bulletin-board devoted to all aspects of the Renaissance and Reformation. The aim of Ficino is to further lively discussion and rapid exchange of information amongst scholars with an interest in its subject areas. Sponsored by the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies (CRRS) Victoria University, University of Toronto.

46. UVa Library: Subject Guide: Philosophy University of Chicago philosophy Project Features discussion groups on the worksof contemporary or recent philosophers including Sellars, Goodman and Chomsky. http://www.lib.virginia.edu/subjects/philosophy/

Purchase Requests Philosophy Department User Education Uncover ... Faculty Services Philosophy Resources at UVa Library Philiosophy Subject Librarian Gary Treadway Alderman Library VIRGO Gateway to the UVA libraries catalog and to a wide array of library resources and services. Philosophy E-Texts at U. Va. An outstanding collection, beginning with complete works of Plato and Aristotle and culminating in the 20th Century with the complete published works of Wittgenstein. The Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy Searchable full-text database containing over 2,000 alphabetically-arranged entries. Philosopher's Index Accessible to UVA users only. Also accessible to UVA users via "Other Databases" in VIRGO, under "Humanities". (See Guide to Philosopher's Index.) JSTOR Full-text backfiles of important journals in various fields, including MIND, PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW, JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, NOUS, PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY, JOURNAL OF SYMBOLIC LOGIC. Database Access Information How can UVA users obtain off-Grounds access to databases otherwise restricted to on-Grounds use?

47. Electronic Discussion Groups open discussion and the transfer of news within the following interdisciplinary communitieshistory, philosophy, anthropology and Electronic discussion groups. http://psci-com.org.uk/browse/detail/d44b267959cebf53497d3c82ec4980b2.html

Electronic discussion groups [ back to keyword index Big-chat Big-chat is an e-mail discussion list which has been developed by the British Interactive Group (BIG), a forum for people involved in interactive education projects in the UK. Chat provides an active line of communication and an interactive network. The list is intended for BIG members to exchange examples of good practice and air their views. The list can also be used for publishing events, for news items and circulation of job adverts. The web site gives access to an archive of edited topics, and usage guidelines. Electronic discussion groups Exhibitions Chemical Heritage Foundation The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) was founded jointly by the American Chemical Society and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. The aim of the Foundation is to promote the advancement of the "heritage and public understanding of the chemical and molecular sciences". The Foundation has an extensive historical research library and a research centre. It also provides educational support services to teachers, has a large publishing programme and designs touring exhibitions aimed at bringing achievements in the chemical sciences into the public domain. The web site provides information on all of these services as well as allowing access to the library's catalogue. It also has a useful list of links to related historical and chemical web sites and a link to the Chem-Hist mailing list. Chemical engineering Chemistry Electronic discussion groups Science - History ... Ethex The Exploratorium Museum’s Ethical Scenarios Forum is an Internet listserver designed to complement the Exploratorium exhibition, Diving Into the Genepool, also described in this database. With the cooperation of the International Bioethics Institution, Exploratorium staff, visitors, and ordinary members of the public discuss topics around the ethical, legal, and social implications of the Human Genome Project and other genetic topics. An archive of responses to three scenarios, Genetic Testing, Future Foods, Impropriety and Genetics Testing exists from 1995 and members of the public are encouraged to add their own voice to the debates. The site offers an internal search engine where users can search the message archive.

48. Round-The-World Travel Guide - Online Discussion Groups also have to find one with readers that have a similar travel philosophy. For a completelist of Webbased discussion groups, mailing lists, and chats, visit http://www.travel-library.com/rtw/html/rtwdiscussion.html

9.6 Online Discussion Groups Usenet News Newsgroups are great sources of information, but please do the basic research online or at the library. Posting vague requests may reveal interesting and unique information found nowhere else, but quite often you will not receive any response. Supply enough information to make an accurate answer possible (such as age, citizenship, whether you are travelling with children etc). If you request visa advice, post your citizenship. "When posting questions or offering information, it is best to use a specific country-subject or city-subject as the first word in your title. This may mean multiple postings to cover your itinerary, but postings with general subjects, such as "Advice Wanted" or "Eurasia Travel" may get overlooked by most readers, and you will get few if any responses. And keep your geography straight when choosing which subtopic of a board to use: Istanbul is not in Asia, but Turkey is." <Larry Cotter> Many enjoy the discussions, some of them about places they have never been and probably will never visit. Sometimes an answer to someone else's post answers a question that others either cannot quite formulate, or did not think important enough to post. Many questions are answered by e-mail, even though this is a general discussion forum. You may have to send a request to the original poster for a collection or summary of responses, but don't be surprised if they don't manage to send it. People on the net, especially in popular tourist areas, may help you, but try not to use them as your personal travel agent. Some people will spend hours researching and answering. They appreciate and deserve a brief note to acknowledge that the information was recieved, and a thank you (which they rarely receive). If you really want to make them happy, let them know if you used their information, or what your experiences were. They have a genuine interest.

49. Messages, Lists, Groups, Forums, Discussion. more. Depressedexistential Inquiry discussion on depression as it praxis, therapy,philosophy, existentialism, phenomenology ORGANIZATIONS AND INTEREST groups. http://www.psyche.gr/lforums.htm

50. Capital Ownership Group Discussion Groups ECONOMICS OF EMPOWERMENT GROUP is a discussion forum for reform, the Group invitesall groups who want a is rightly referred to as a new management philosophy. http://cog.kent.edu/groups.html

COG Working Groups What is COG? Mission, Goals, Objectives Leadership and Participants Getting Involved ... Register to Join Network Working Groups "Industrial Homestead" EO in Privatization Broadening EO Transnationally Building EO at the National Level ... Links The Ford Foundation has provided funding to establish the COG Virtual Conference Center as a forum which can facilitate an ongoing discussion around the policy discussion topics listed below. These discussions will be facilitated from July 1999 through March 2000. At that time, a draft paper will be produced from each of these discussions aimed at developing policy and strategies to achieve their implementation in multiple countries. The paper will be discussed and revised in April and May 2000, and included in a final Ford project report in June 2000. You can follow the discussion by checking the archived summaries at this web site. By registering , you can also be included on a listserv to send and receive contributions to the discussion, and to participate in monthly live-time discussions.

51. Contents Next philosophy Up Geometry and the Imagination Previous Preface. Contents. Preface;philosophy; Organization People; Scheduled meetings; discussion groups; Texts; http://www.geom.umn.edu/docs/doyle/mpls/handouts/node2.html

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53. Chiropractors Talk Amongst Themselves - The Best Of The Chiropractic Discussion The best of recent chiropractic discussion groups. So you are stating that thechiropractic philosophy and chiropractors should consider the dynamics of http://www.chirowatch.com/cw-discussions.html

Chiropractors talk amongst themselves The best of recent chiropractic discussion groups Chiroweb.com - Dynamic Chiropractor's Hot Topics Subject: Re: Palmer College Disappoints Posted by: Timothy A. Mirtz DC on Saturday, 16 October 99, at 10:42 a.m. In response to: Re: Palmer College Disappoints, Posted by: habadashary on Saturday, 16 October 1999, at 10:25 a.m. So you are stating that the chiropractic "philosophy" and chiropractors should consider the dynamics of tectonic plate movements, earthquakes, erosion, weather phenomena, etc.? And these things have to do with the chiropractic "philosophy" as it deals with the Innate Intelligence theory of the body? To understand the natural world would not one have to utilize the scientific method? And does not the chiropractic "philosophy" fail miserably with the works of empiricism? How can vitalism be ascertained through the scientific method? Does not the understanding of the natural world require the use of reductionism? Does not the understanding of the natural require observation of the material which can be studied by the senses? If this is the case how can we study an immaterial form such as Universal intelligence and Innate Intelligence? Re: To all you student loan whiners Posted by: Dr. Mike on Tuesday, 12 October 1999, at 12:17 a.m.

54. Net.TUTOR: Online Discussion Groups post messages, the list address. Example If a mailing list on Socrates'philosophy was maintained by the server at Ohio State, http://gateway.lib.ohio-state.edu/tutor/les10/pg1.html

net.TUTOR Online Discussion Groups Links Test ... Help 1: Mailing Lists "Communicate and community have the same root, communicare, which means to share. . .We naturally gravitate towards media that enable us to communicate and form communities because that, in fact, makes us more human." Linda Harasim, Shaping Cyberspace Into Human Space 1A: About Mailing Lists When you use e-mail, you are usually communicating with one individual or a small group of people known to you. Mailing lists offer the opportunity to take part in online discussions with a larger group of people who are interested in the particular topic that the list covers. Mailing lists utilize the e-mail system. Messages posted to the mailing list are sent automatically to the mailboxes of each subscriber. You may join a list or leave it at any time. Mailing lists can be local or worldwide and cover virtually any topic, from breeding petunias to splicing genes. Read mailing lists to learn about trends and hot topics and to share your own ideas. Search their message archives for information. Mailing lists are sometimes called listservs , although that is really the name of one software program used to manage mailing lists. Some other common mailing list programs are listproc and majordomo.

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Your browser either doesn't support JavaScript or has JavaScript disabled. Since many of the features of this site require JavaScript, click here to find out how to download or enable a compatible browser. Public Folders The Web Select a Web page from this folder below. Public Directory seprc Education Discussion Groups (updated 2000/08/25) [Copy Folder] document.write(""); Sort by: Title Date Added An Hub for Science Reform Where The Best Get Better The National Alliance for Secondary Science - Northern Colorado Hub The Electronic Hub The E-Conference Links Contact the We (added 2000/05/15) Discussion Groups http://www.info2000.net/~ehub/ (added 2000/05/18) Discussion Groups http://www.connectedteacher.com/home.asp EdWeb Home Page Technology and education reform (added 2000/05/15) Discussion Groups http://edweb.gsn.org/ Liszt, the mailing list directory Collection of mailing lists on many topics including education (added 2000/05/15) Discussion Groups http://www.liszt.com/ naturequest.org Comprehensive Science Forum of Debates in Physics, Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Philosophy, History of Science and Religion. (added 2000/05/15) Discussion Groups http://www.naturequest.org/

56. Max Planck Institute For The History Of Science discussion groups of Related Scholarly Interest. of Science (general) History of ScienceSociety A Selection of Sources for the History and philosophy of Science http://www.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/LINKS.HTM

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57. K12: About Us Note These discussion groups are not sponsored or endorsed by K12. Our philosophy.Our educational convictions, based on research, experience and beliefs. http://www.k12.com/about/testimonials.html

Home About Us Newsletter Sign-Up Customer Testimonials ... About Us Parents, teachers, and students love K12. But don't just take our word for it! You can talk to parents and teachers who are using K12 at home and/or through partner schools by joining one of the K12 discussion groups*: K12Users on Yahoo groups K12 PAVCS on Yahoo groups (Discussion group for Pennsylvania Virtual Charter School parents and teachers) K12chat.com All of these groups require registration; none are moderated. *Note: These discussion groups are not sponsored or endorsed by K12. What people are saying about K12: "There are many sensory experiences included in the lessons, etc. It's clear that the lessons were developed with all different types of learners in mind." - K12 Parent "K12 has designed the curriculum to inspire meaningful conversation, fun games and a wonderful time for my children and I to get to know each other on a deeper level. This is truly priceless." - K12 Parent "I am an experienced homeschooler and this was the first comprehensive program I found that met my standards. It has saved me a lot of time." - Kit Olson, Williston, VT "K12 focuses on the fundamentals [of math] and really drills my son in the basics. And he loves solving the challenge problems. What a great program!" - K12 Parent

58. Deep Evil Scary Metaphysics George Mason University Department of philosophy and Religious Studies. online libraryof Latin texts here, along with links to discussion groups and language http://www.gmu.edu/courses/phil/ancient/

Welcome to the Deep Evil Scary Metaphysics Page (otherwise known as the GMU Ancient Greek Philosophy Page) (This image is available from the Perseus vase collection.) This page includes syllabi, assignments, and supplementary notes for courses in ancient Greek philosophy taught at GMU. It contains links to other sites pertinent to the study of ancient Greek philosophy, notices about conferences and other events, and suggestions for further reading. So I'm just going to call this a "metaphysics" page, and be done with the question of naming it. Now, since ancient inquiries into that which is often reflected or prompted considerations pertinent to the fields we now call natural science, ethics, religious studies, political thought, and epistemology, this page will also present some material relating to these topics. As for whether this stuff is really deep, evil, and/or scary...read it and find out. Supplementary Notes, Syllabi, and Other Materials for PHIL 301: History of Western Philosophy: Ancient (a.k.a. Deep Evil Scary Metaphysics Variety Pack Sampler) Main Page for PHIL 301, Fall 2002

59. PopCultures.com | Newsgroups/Listservs Search TILE.NET Reference to Internet discussion groups. LISTSERVS. PHILLITCRIT(discussion of philosophy, literature, and the critical space of their http://www.popcultures.com/lists.htm

Last updated: March 18, 1999 FRONT PAGE QUICK SEARCH SUBJECTS Cyberculture Education Film History International Mass Media Television Journals/ Archives Articles/ Papers Theorists and Critics Calls for Papers/ Conferences Book Reviews Academic Programs Bibliographies/ Reading Lists Publishers Newsgroups/ Listservs General Links Search the Liszt Directory of E-Mail Discussion Groups Search TILE.NET Reference to Internet Discussion Groups LISTSERVS Artifact: Material Culture Study and Methods Description Send command sub ARTIFACT your name to listserv%umdd.bitnet@listserv.net Mikhail Bakhtin-Dialogism Description Send command subscribe BAKHTIN-DIALOGISM Your Name to listproc@sheffield.ac.uk Mikhail Bakhtin-News Description Send command subscribe BAKHTIN-NEWS Your Name to listproc@sheffield.ac.uk Baseball Books Reviews Book reviews on books on baseball, baseball history, etc. will be distributed to the list members. Send command SUBSCRIBE [yourname] to BALLBOOKS@JUNO.COM Jean Baudrillard Description Send command subscribe BAUDRILLARD to majordomo@lists.village.virginia.edu CJMOVIES Journal of Criminal Justice and Popular Culture Send command subscribe CJMOVIES to listserv@cnsibm.albany.edu

60. HUUmans On The Web - Our Community Online discussion groups UUHomeschoolers email list The purpose of this groupis choice that is compatible with Unitarian Universalist philosophy and would http://www.uuhomeschool.org/who.php3

Home Mission Community Calendar ... Site Guide Our Community Our community is made of a wide range of people - from Unitarian Universalist families who may or may not be homeschooling to those who are interested in homeschooling but may or may not be UU. We come together in various places, including our churches and our e-mail support groups, to discuss topics of interest. Unitarian Universalistm and Kindred Spirits Online Discussion Groups Local Learning Groups Individuals ... Contacts Unitarian Universalism and Kindred Spirits The Unitarian Universalist Association's Web Page "Unitarian Universalism is a liberal religion born of the Jewish and Christian traditions. We keep our minds open to the religious questions people have struggled with in all times and places. We believe that personal experience, conscience, and reason should be the final authorities in religion. In the end religious authority lies not in a book, person, or institution, but in ourselves. We put religious insights to the test of our hearts and minds. We uphold the free search for truth. We will not be bound by a statement of belief. We do not ask anyone to subscribe to a creed. We say ours is a noncreedal religion. Ours is a free faith...."

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