PHILOSOPHY
CLUB
Fall 2007
Tuesdays at 8:30 p.m. in Charlie's
The Philosophy Club is a group of students
and faculty who meet to discuss topics of general philosophical interest
outside the classroom. Our meetings give students and faculty the
opportunity to pursue issues that have emerged in one or more courses
and thereby, to develop the habit of thinking rigorously together.
Students are given every opportunity to challenge professors and each
other by rational argument. The club is open to all students.
9 October
Is Vegetarianism Morally Superior?
16 October
"Up 'til Dawn" Fundraiser
23 October
What is the Role of Art in Our Desire for Perfection?
30 October
Are Zombies Possible?
6 November
Of What Value Are the Emotions?
13 November
What Is Death?
27 November
What Is It To Love Something? What Is Love?
4 December
What Is the Role of Fictional Entities?
Everyone is Welcome!
The Assumption College Philosophy Club is
open to any student with an interest in philosophy. Students need not be
philosophy majors or minors. Please join us!
For information about the next meeting,
please contact the faculty advisor, Dr. Corrigan.
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