Advanced Placement (AP) Philosophy
Most US and Canadian high schools offer no philosophy courses. Even for those people who then attend college or university, most never take a philosophy class. Unsurprisingly, then, many people in the US and Canada have very little idea of what philosophy is. This is true even of relatively well-educated people and people who end up in influential roles in politics, science, business, law, entertainment, the arts, and even in education.
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Two Ideas for Improving the Future of Philosophy (guest post) - Daily Nous
"In this post, I want to encourage a conversation about active steps that we---all of us who love, teach, and write philosophy---might take to help philosophy’s future." There are many concerns about the future of philosophy in higher education. In the following guest post, Alex Guerrero...
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