Philosophy is a practice.
Short sessions on the actual craft of argument — building a claim, finding the hidden premise, handling objections, revising after a piece fails. Open to anyone, whether or not you plan to submit.
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How to Build an Objection That Actually Lands
Most student objections attack the conclusion instead of the argument. This session works through how to locate a hidden premise and press on it without misreading the author.
Five sessions that come around again.
Writing an Argument
From a loose position to a claim with premises you can defend.
Reading Philosophy Closely
How to read a hard text slowly and find what it actually argues.
Responding to Objections
Taking the strongest challenge seriously and revising in response.
Ethics in Practice
Bringing moral arguments to concrete cases without flattening them.
Philosophy for Beginners
A first session for anyone who has never studied the subject.
Before you sign up.
No. Workshops are open to anyone, whether or not you plan to submit.
The upcoming session is recorded for registrants.
First-time contributors and reading group members.
Use the registration form on this page — it takes a minute.