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We aim to bridge the gap between philosophers and non-philosopher practitioners by creating a public platform for leading thinkers and doers from diverse backgrounds to engage in discussions on topics of common interests.

Ideas in Practice: Creativity in Music and Mathematics 11/21/2021

Our latest discussion with Bill Bruford and Günter M. Ziegler is now up!

Ideas in Practice: Creativity in Music and Mathematics What makes a new idea a good idea? How do constraints motivate novel thinking? What is the role of one's culture and environment in cultivating new ideas? W...

Intelligent Love: The Story Of Clara Park, Her Autistic Daughter, And The Myth Of The Refrigerator ... 03/20/2021

We wish to draw your attention to the upcoming release of the wonderful historian Dr. Marga Vicedo's new book "Intelligent love: the story of Clara Park, her autistic daughter and the myth of the refrigerator mother."

"Intelligent Love examines the history of autism in the US through the story of Clara Park and her daughter Jessica. Clara Park was the first layperson who challenged the widespread view among psychiatrists and psychologists that cold, intellectual mothers pushed their children into autism. Park contested that view and called for parents’ experiences to be recognized as legitimate source of expertise. She also became an activist fighting for education and support for autistic people. In her writings, Park addressed issues of long standing interest to historians of science such as the nature of evidence, the separation of the emotions and the intellect, the value of narrative accounts and experiential knowledge in medicine, and the importance of collaboration between medical experts and disabled people and their families."

Intelligent Love: The Story Of Clara Park, Her Autistic Daughter, And The Myth Of The Refrigerator ... How one mother challenged the medical establishment and misconceptions about autistic children and their parentsIn the early 1960s, Massachusetts writer and homemaker Clara Park and her husband took their 3-year-old daughter, Jessy, to a specialist after noticing that she avoided conn...

Ideas in Practice: The Phenomenal and the Physical 03/05/2021

The video from today's discussion is now up! Watch it here:

Ideas in Practice: The Phenomenal and the Physical What is the role of conscious observers in basic physics? How does the physical world impact phenomenal experience? And how do our experiences affect our beh...

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