Skip to content

Philosophy

shutterstock_328313705

Philosophy courses are stimulating and enjoyable courses covering the major philosophical trends and contributions made by the great minds of our time.

Keep your mind active, challenge your ideas about the world around us and see the meaning of our existence from different perspectives.


2023/24 COURSE DETAILS COMING SOON

Sign up to ‘in the loop’ to receive an email when courses are available to view and book

Introduction to Philosophy – Part 3 

Join us in this stimulating course in which we examine major philosophical trends and contributions from great minds of our time. Keep your mind active, challenge your ideas about the universe and see the meaning of our existence from different perspectives. Students can join this course without having attended Part 1 and/ or 2. 

Thursday 10am to 12noon   Leopold Chaligha 

10 sessions from 20 April   £140/£84        PHL3         Stoke Lodge    

Book Now


Introduction to Philosophy – Part 4 C

Thursdays 7pm to 9pm      Leopold Chaligha    

10 sessions from 20 April    £14084     LPH43       Stoke Lodge    

Book Now


Introduction to Philosophy – Part 5 C 

Fridays 10am to 12noon     Leopold Chaligha   

10 sessions from 20 April            £14084          LPH53      ONLINE USING ZOOM

Book Now


NEW Saturday Course:

How to live well- using Philosophy to help us, Happiness – What can we learn from Aristotle?

In the second of the Saturday workshops, we will explore Aristotle’s view of happiness which he called Eudaimonia. We will discuss questions like….How important is your character? How important are the emotions? What are the virtues? How important is education?

1 session on 13 May £42/£26  PJM3      Stoke Lodge

And

How to live well- using Philosophy to help us, Happiness according to Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill 

In the third of the Saturday workshops, we will explore Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill and the principle of Utilitarianism. We will discuss questions like…What is utilitarianism? Can you measure happiness? How can this principle help us with moral dilemmas?

1 session on 17 June   £42/£26   PJM4    Stoke Lodge

Book Now