How to Play Philosophy is a series of lyrical, creative essays that explore timeless and timely ideas about who we are and how we live. MIT-trained philosopher Michael Picard shares ideas of numerous philosophers from conflicting traditions and builds an intellectual background to enable readers to draw their own conclusions.
How to Play Philosophy is a series of lyrical, creative essays that explore timeless and timely ideas about who we are and how we live. MIT-trained philosopher Michael Picard shares ideas of numerous philosophers from conflicting traditions and builds an intellectual background to enable readers to draw their own conclusions.
Michael Picard teaches philosophy at Douglas College in Vancouver, BC, Canada. He founded and facilitated Café Philosophy in Victoria, BC, Canada, a series of public participatory philosophy events that ran weekly for over twelve years, later creating Philosophy Sports to improve the depth and dynamics of participatory philosophy
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List of Illustrations List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Playtime Chapter 2:Playing Me Chapter 3: Play It With Feeling Chapter 4: Games We Play Chapter 5: Playing Fair Chapter 6: Truth Sports Chapter 7: Playing for Keeps Chapter 8: Playing (With) God Bibliography Discography About the Author Index
List of Illustrations List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Playtime Chapter 2:Playing Me Chapter 3: Play It With Feeling Chapter 4: Games We Play Chapter 5: Playing Fair Chapter 6: Truth Sports Chapter 7: Playing for Keeps Chapter 8: Playing (With) God Bibliography Discography About the Author Index
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