Philosophy in Nature is a free public humanities series in which participants take turns reading passages from philosophers, poets, historians, theologians, scientists, etc. Two to four featured participants have five minutes to read some of their work or favorite passages on the theme. We then vote on a question to discuss and toss a community ball to encourage everyone’s input. We wrap things up with journaling, watercolor painting and/or hanging out in nature. All events are free! 

If you'd like to read the project proposal, you may find it here. This West Michigan series is organized by Areins Pelayo, a Visiting Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Grand Valley State University. 

Disclosures: Please note we will not sell or distribute your information to anyone. We will send you reminders of the event, and you may unsubscribe at any moment. These events are generously supported by the American Philosophical Association (http://www.apaonline.org) and the Grand Valley State University Philosophy Department (https://www.gvsu.edu/philosophy/). The philosophy in nature series was founded by Dr. Sophia Stone of the Wisdom's Edge Foundation (https://www.wisdoms-edgefoundation.org/).