Pedagogy: Public Philosophy in the Classroom
A discussion about higher education and the role of philosophy in it, as well as strategies, methods, and tools for teaching philosophy and critical thinking in the university and elsewhere.
Encouraging and Supporting Publicly Engaged Philosophical Research and Practices
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Dan Hicks
- South Bend, IN
- United States
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Dan Hicks joined Peter Dorfman's group
Ethics and Human-Animal Relations
From animal rights to global warming to public health, human use and treatment of animals is among the greatest social issues of our age. This forum explores the philosophical and policy issues involved in our relation to animals.See More
Dan Hicks joined Christopher Long's group
Public Philosophy Journal
The Public Philosophy Journal is designed to re-envision the relationship between the academy and everyday life by creating a public space for accessible but rigorous scholarly discourse on challenging contemporary issues of public concern.The Public Philosophy Journal is a collaborative endeavor between the Department of Philosophy and the Humanities in a Digital…See More
Dan Hicks joined Amy Donahue's group
Philosophy, Capitalism, and Society
This is an open group for those with thoughts about capitalism's distinctive philosophical assumptions and social effects. See More
Dan Hicks joined Janelle M Lattimore's group
Food Ethics
Considering issues of food regulation, food as a human right, food access, and all related. Led by Jonathan H. Marks, Director Penn State's Bioethics program and Associate Director, Rock Ethics InstituteSee More
Profile Information
- Link to personal website / profile
- http://www.nd.edu/~dhicks1
- Institutional affiliation or employer (if any)
- U. of Notre Dame
- What is your professional position? (
- Part-Time Faculty Member, Non-Profit Member
- Interest in public philosophy? Please be as SPECIFIC AS YOU CAN. Members who answer "yes" or "a lot" will not be approved.
- I'm interested in the relationship between science and other social institutions and movements, including science and public policy, science and feminism, and science and the local food movement.
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