🧘Philosophy Bro 101: The Fundamentals

📚 About our sessions
Please read the stories listed below before attending. For every story we will start with summarizing the story so that we have it fresh in our minds. We will share our opinions about the story, which parts we liked and which we didn't like, and we will discuss any and all aspects of the story and the writing.

📖 About this session
Nothing says deep thinking like picking stories based on name-dropping philosophers. Join us as we dive into three short stories that just happen to feature philosopher names in the title, even when it does not refer to a philosopher!

1. Beside Schopenhauer's Corpse - Guy de Maupassant (published 1880s) (~1461 words)
2. Dr. Heidegger's Experiment - Nathaniel Hawthorne (published 1837) (~3690 words)
3. The Spinoza of Market Street - Isaac Bashevis Singer (published 1944) (~6784 words)

After the discussion, feel free to stick around, socialize, and make new friends. ☕