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Dec 19, 2010 50 min

Philosophy for Children

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Because of their innocent approach to things, do children make good philosophers? Or do they lack the equipment for clear-thinking? Is exposure to philosophy good for children? Or will it undermine their sense of security? John and Ken welcome Jana Mohr Lone, founder and director of the Northwest Center for Philosophy for Children at the University of Washington. Together they’ll put some classic philosophical questions about Mind/Body, Personal Identity, Ethics, and Social Philosophy to a live — and questioning — audience of Seattle schoolchildren.

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