Kassel Philosophy Group

Each month we pick one reading (usually 10 to 30 pages, sometimes a single essay or a chapter) and meet to discuss it. Texts range widely: ancient and modern, analytic and continental, ethics, mind, politics, aesthetics, whatever the group finds interesting. Suggestions from members are always welcome.

You do not need a philosophy degree. You do not even need to have finished the reading, though it does make the evening more fun. What you do need is curiosity and a willingness to have your view questioned.

Format: roughly two hours. We start with a brief summary from whoever volunteered, then open discussion. No lectures, no jargon policing, no one person dominating the room.

Come once to see if it suits you. Bring questions rather than conclusions.