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Philosophy Club is a stress-free place to explore the vast and exciting world of philosophy. We welcome all students, no matter the major, to a respectful discussion on both classical and modern philosophical issues.
Our planned topics for this semester include an ethical and philosophical discussion on the use of AI and what the ancient Greeks can still teach us today. We will also host professors from the philosophy department to share a philosophical topic that they are passionate about.
Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm in the Ethics Center (Eddy 6).
Philosophy Club is a stress-free place to explore the vast and exciting world of philosophy. We welcome all students, no matter the major, to a respectful discussion on both classical and modern philosophical issues.
Our planned topics for this semester include an ethical and philosophical discussion on the use of AI and what the ancient Greeks can still teach us today. We will also host professors from the philosophy department to share a philosophical topic that they are passionate about.
Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm in the Ethics Center (Eddy 6).
From the second half of the 12th to the last decades of the 14th century, the city of Hilla in southern Iraq was the center of Twelver Shii scholarship. During this time, Twelver Shii scholars produced outstanding and landmark works in practically every field of classical Islamic scholarship. In the first part of this presentation, Ali examines how the legacy of philosophy and theology shaped the representation of Twelver Shii tradition in Hilla. In the second part, he examines the actual study of and writings on philosophy and theology in Hillah. Ali argues that modern scholars’ interest in the high theology and philosophy has led to a distorted picture of what is recognizable as the formative period of Twelver Shii tradition.
Philosophy Club is a stress-free place to explore the vast and exciting world of philosophy. We welcome all students, no matter the major, to a respectful discussion on both classical and modern philosophical issues.
Our planned topics for this semester include an ethical and philosophical discussion on the use of AI and what the ancient Greeks can still teach us today. We will also host professors from the philosophy department to share a philosophical topic that they are passionate about.
Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm in the Ethics Center (Eddy 6).
We are pleased to announce that the Distinguished Lecturer in Environmental Ethics for 2024 is Chris J. Cuomo, Professor of Philosophy and Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Georgia. Dr. Cuomo will present "Caring about Nature: Necessary Responses to Our Climate Crisis." Please join us!
