Enseigner l'ÉCR!, Éthique et culture religieuse Interfaith week Inter Faith Week in Higher and Further Education Inter Faith Week is a great opportunity to explore inter faith dialogue as well as forge ties with local community and faith groups. Higher and Further Education institutions have played an important role in marking Inter Faith Week in the past. Some of their contributions have included: A ‘Respect Day’ at Stockton Riverside CollegeAn inter faith football tournament held at the University of DerbyAn Inter Faith Week Food Market in the Union held by students at Leeds UniversityA charity stall at Sheffield University run by its Faiths Forum members to sell cakes and collect money for a local hospital's young adult cancer wardAn inter faith conference at Imperial College led by members of its Inter Faith Group Resources Inter Faith Week HE and FE ideas sheet - a short ideas sheet for Inter Faith Week. Connect: Different Faiths, Shared Values - a resource for young people on inter faith engagement.
Philosophie pour les enfants à l'Université Laval Children and Youth Philosophers – Philosophy with Children "Philosophical dialogues in the kindergarten" Written by Øyvind Olsholt, Maaike Lahaise and Ariane Schjelderup. Read more Children and Youth Philosophers—Philosophy with Children Welcome to the English (mini) version of our Norwegian philosophy with children web site—the only Norwegian web site that specialises in philosophy with children. Selected articles from the Reader's corner
Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children The IAPC is the world’s oldest organization devoted to young people’s philosophical practice. Contact the IAPC: iapc@mail.montclair.edu IAPC News and Events Mission Statement The Institute for the Advancement of Philosophy for Children pursues a three-fold mission: Educational Programming Dissemination and Professional Affiliation Research The primary constituency the IAPC aims to serve is schoolchildren—from pre-schoolers to highschoolers and from schools close to the Institute to schools in the 40-odd nations with active Philosophy for Children centers.
Les Philosophes : Kant, Nietzsche, Platon... Analyse de réseau⎜modéliser l’histoire de la philosophie Quel philosophe et quelles influences ? L’histoire de la philosophie n’est pas un long fleuve tranquille et les implications des travaux et idées des précurseurs de la philosophie occidentale sont une source d’inspiration sans fin pour les générations de penseurs qui leur ont succédé. Le blog Drunk&Lampposts, en la personne de Simon Raper, nous propose une visualisation tout à fait surprenante des relations d’influence entre philosophes référencés sur l’encyclopédie en ligne Wikipédia. Pegasus Data a obtenu de vous en fournir une traduction française (retrouvez l’article original) que nous augmentons de commentaires. Les vôtres sont également les bienvenus ! Pour faire court, Simon Raper a extrait toutes les informations « influencé par » des notices de tous les philosophes présents sur Wikipédia (anglophone) et les a utilisées pour modéliser un réseau avec Gephi. Le graphe complet de l’histoire de la philosophie Cliquez pour afficher le graphe complet (8Mo). La tradition continentale