Understanding the other and oneself /
Philosophy is more than just an academic subject; it is useful and enriching in everyday life as well. This is the main conviction of philosophical practitioners. Philosophical practice has been developing as a new movement within philosophy for several decades now, although it has ancient roots. To...
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Newcastle upon Tyne, UK :
Cambridge Scholars Publishing,
2018.
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Intro; Table of Contents; Introduction; I. Philosophical Practice; Phronesis: The Backbone of Philosophical Practice?; A New Topic on Philosophical Practitioners' Agenda; Philosophical Practice as Midwifery of the Self; PhiloDrama / "Talking Pictures"; How to Lead a Socratic Dialogue; II. Understanding the Other and Oneself; Immediate Understanding of Situations in Philosophical Practice; Creating a Common World through Dialogue; Philosophical Understanding as Depth Hermeneutics; Resonant Understanding; Knowledge and Understanding of Others and Self; III. The Practice of the Self
- The Dialectics of SufferingCourses on Philosophy and Humanity for Prisoners in The Netherlands; Self, Other, and No-Self; Envisioning the Dialogos Way towards Wisdom; Contributors; Epilogue