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Sage Advice from Ben's Mom
In Fritz Allhoff, Scott F. Parker & Michael W. Austin (eds.), Coffee. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 71–88 (2011-03-04)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Socrates Café Café Philosophique Philosophy for Everyone Sophistry The Examined Life Oblivion Conclusion (Who is Ben's Mom?)Author's Profile
grounds for debate ‐ and coffee culture sage advice from Ben's Mom ‐ or The Value of the Coffeehouse caffeine, effective stimulant for the mind ‐ and a natural complement to activity Christopher Phillips, saying contemporary American lives ‐ lacking in thoughtfulness, could benefit from philosophy Socrates Café, aren't always held in cafés ‐ but held in schools, prisons and community centers Phillips, calling Socrates Café ‐ a church for heretics, a good way of thinking about it Socrates Café, coming from Socrates ‐ wandering the agora of Athens, in philosophical dialogue with whomever would talk to him Café Philosophique, and Nietzsche scholar ‐ Marc Sautet's small group meeting at Café des Phares The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series ‐ statement of purpose, offering an accurate description of the larger movement the examined life, moving from wonder ‐ toward something like Socrates' maxim that the unexamined life is not worth living
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