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Philosophy for and by Everyone: How Doing Philosophy Supports Epistemic Agency

Authors: Lisa Bortolotti; Anna Ichino; Matteo Mameli;

Philosophy for and by Everyone: How Doing Philosophy Supports Epistemic Agency

Abstract

Dans cet article, nous soutenons que la pratique de la philosophie est bénéfique au public. En engageant leurs connaissances et leurs méthodes philosophiques, les agents épistémiques développent leur capacité à acquérir, produire, partager et utiliser des connaissances à la poursuite de leurs fins. Pour préciser ce que peut impliquer « faire de la philosophie », nous nous appuyons sur la littérature pédagogique et philosophique récente et présentons deux exemples illustrant la manière dont des ressources et des activités peuvent être élaborées et mises en place afin de favoriser l’implication du public envers la philosophie. Dans les études de cas présentées, un cadre stimulant et inclusif est instauré, permettant à toutes et à tous de pratiquer des tâches philosophiques, individuellement et en groupe. Les participant·e·s sont encouragé·e·s à réfléchir à une question en lien avec leur vie, à identifier les limites et les biais de leur propre raisonnement ou de leur perspective, et à explorer divers points de vue sur cette question avec curiosité.

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Italy, United Kingdom, Italy
Keywords

doing philosophy; public engagement; productive art; performative art; philosophy museum; explainer videos; interactive games; epistemic skills, public philosophy; philosophy museum

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