Here are fifteen questions on the theme of halves. Cut them up (Â download the PDF here) and give one each to exactly half the class (join in to even up the numbers if necessary). Each person with a question finds someone without a question to talk to about it. After a few minutes, they give […]
Philosophy of Halves: What Can and Can’t Be Divided? Read More »
This week, an enquiry about AI, credit and creativity, inspired by our colleague Tuğçe Büyükuğurlu. Tuğçe’s storyTuğçe is a children’s author. One day, she saw an advert on the internet for some AI software called Perfect Pictures. Need a picture pronto? Use our new AI service! Tell us what you want, and our software will
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Next week is International Women’s Week, so we’re celebrating the work of some philosophy women. Below, a very user-friendly resource inspired by the work of Philippa Foot, and below that, a special offer for Greater London schools, but first, two book recommendations. The Philosopher Queens: The lives and legacies of philosophy’s unsung women addresses the problem
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