TOPICS FOR INTERVIEW (A list in development)

Each interviewee will chose from this list 1-2 topics to talk about

GROUP 1: PHILOSOPHY AND EVERYDAY LIFE
Topic 1.1: The power of philosophical ideas – how philosophical ideas can make a difference to ourlives.
Topic 1.2: What does philosophical self-reflection mean?
Topic 1.3: Philosophical reflection versus psychological thinking.
Topic 1.4: The relevance of philosophy to the person in the street.
Topic 1.5: Philosophical practice as a way of living.
Topic 1.6: Training to be a philosophical practitioner.
Topic 1.7: The role of philosophical practice in our society.

GROUP 2: PHILOSOPHICAL COUNSELING WITH INDIVIDUALS
Topic 2.1: Fundamental ideas in philosophical counseling.
Topic 2.2: The first session of philosophical counseling.
Topic 2.3: Using philosophical ideas in philosophical counseling.
Topic 2.4: Using critical thinking in philosophical counseling.
Topic 2.5: Case-Study – the case of Sara (see video of beginning of counseling)
Topic 2.6: What is “philosophical” in philosophical counseling?

GROUP 3: PHILOSOPHICAL PRACTICE IN GROUPS

Topic 3.1: Fundamental ideas in philosophical reflection groups.
Topic 3.2: Using philosophical texts and theories in philosophical groups,
Topic 3.3: Methods and procedures in philosophical groups.
Topic 3.4: The philosophical café.

GROUP 4: THE ROOTS AND HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHICAL PRACTICE
Topic 4.1: The birth of philosophical practice.
Topic 4.2: The historical roots of philosophical practice.