Forum for European Philosophy
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The Forum for Philosophy (previously, the Forum for European Philosophy, 1996–2018), founded in 1996, is a nonprofit philosophical organization whose purpose is to promote philosophy. The Forum is not aligned with any particular school of philosophical thought and its aim is to make philosophy accessible to the largest number of people. The organization hosts free weekly discussions in the London School of Economics, from which it produces regular podcasts. The Forum also publishes an essay series.
Activities
[edit]The Forum supports the following:[citation needed]
- Free, weekly discussions
- Podcasts
- Essays
- Thinking in Public grant[1]
- Co-sponsor of the annual SEP-FEP conference[2]
People
[edit]Patrons |
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Alan Bekhor |
Remo Bodei |
Vincent Descombes |
Axel Honneth |
Onora O’Neill |
Quentin Skinner |
Charles Taylor |
Position | Name | Years |
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President | Paul Flather | 2018- |
Emeritus President | Alan Montefiore | 1996-2018 |
Chair | Catherine Audard | 1996- |
Vice Chair | Hillary Lawson | |
Hon. Treasurer | Stephen Lewis | |
Director | Elizabeth Hannon | 2018- |
Fellow | Shahidha Bari | 2016- |
Fellow | Jonathan Birch | 2015- |
Fellow | Sarah Fine | 2017- |
Fellow | Clare Moriarty | 2017- |
Fellow | Danielle Sands | 2015- |
Position | Name | Years |
---|---|---|
Director | Simon Glendinning | 2004-18 |
Fellow | Peter Dennis | 2014-17 |
Fellow | Tali Sharot | 2014-15 |
Fellow | Bryan Roberts | 2014-15 |
Fellow | Gabriel Wollner | 2014-15 |
Deputy Director | Kristina Musholt | |
Associate Director | Juliana Cardinale | -2015 |
References
[edit]- ^ "Grant Competition". theForum. 2017-01-17. Retrieved 2018-05-11.
- ^ "Society for European Philosophy". Society for European Philosophy. Retrieved 2018-05-11.
External links
[edit]- Forum for Philosophy website
- for Philosophy on YouTube
- Forum for Philosophy on iTunes
- Essays from the Forum for Philosophy