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Article: Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy: a historical meeting of the minds.(Boston, MA, August 10-16 1998)
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- The Humanist
- Article date:
- March 1, 1998
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Philosophers, politicians, scientists, and teachers are among the many who have continually debated the merits of applying old solutions and methods to new problems. But whatever the given idea or ideology, the very recurrence of such perennial discussions already indicates a certain truth: the need for mutual discourse, clear communication, and living dialogue in dealing with present dilemmas is something that is integral to the enrichment and education of all human beings in all cultures and epochs.
On August 10-16, 1998, many of the world's best minds will convene in one place in order to devote themselves to continuing the ongoing debates and dialogues ...