I just love it when the Philosophy sub-group starts up - it reminds
me that we are quite intelligent, despite the obsessions with beer,
football and small pieces of machinery.
That's terrible - one of the best aspects of our senior high school
course are the sections on artificial intelligence (Turing, etc.) and
Science (Popper, Kuhn) - which worry some of the students and
potential teachers but really do connect with the male geeks.
Andrew Fildes
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 12/06/2006, at 2:58 AM, Manuel Viet wrote:
> Yes ; it's also compulsory in all the graduations series. There's
> no escape.
> But many students consider it a joke, and teachers are not all
> good. Some are
> truly brilliant, most are struggling to just make an 'history of
> philosophy'
> course, and a few are absolutely terrible. Bad luck, I had one of
> the last
> category. She was dropped in our class because our majors where math /
> physics, so it was thought acceptable that she butchered her
> teaching. As I
> went in law school afterward, I struggled to educate myself because
> philosophy has a great part into the building of law systems.
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