Democratizing Philosophy

Stub • 196 Words • Philosophy, 2024 • 11/04/2024

⚠️ This post contains a rougher cut of my thoughts on the topic and may be updated in the future. Please forgive any mistakes or lack of polish!

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How can we democratize access to philosophy?

There are 231 words in this article, and it will probably take you less than 2 minutes to read it.

This article was published 2024-11-04 00:00:00 -0500, which makes this post and me old when I published it.

In line with Expanding The Market for Philosophy, we must democratize access to it.

What prevents people from engaging with philosophy?

How might we involve children in learning philosophy?

There are already Philosophical Outreach Programs, so we need to fund them and research what creates the best outcomes.

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