Philosophical stories for children and adults: review of the books by Maria daVenza Tillmanns (2020—2021) “Why We Are in Need of Tales”, Toronto, Iguana Books, Part I. 61 p., Part II. 59 p [Book Review]

Sotsium I Vlast 1:102-107 (2022)
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The article is a detailed review of the books by Maria daVenza Tillmanns “Why We Are in Need of Tales” (Toronto, Iguana Books, 2020—2021). The books appeared as a result of the author’s many years’ experience in conducting philosophy classes with children (elementary school level). The books are written in the form of a dialogue, which creates the effect of the reader’s presence in the fairy tales plots, stimulating reflection on their philosophical content. The author of the article examines the plots from the standpoint of some key ideas of the world philosophical thought.

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