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Reading Groups and Seminars
Multiple DatesMon, Mar 02Join Zephyr to read and discuss works exploring the nature of law and justice.
Past Reading Groups and Seminars
- Multiple DatesMon, Feb 16Join Zephyr to read and discuss works exploring the nature of law and justice.
Wed, Feb 04Join Zephyr to read and discuss this classic work on the nature of rhetoric, persuasion, philosophy, and the good life.- Wed, Jan 28Join Zephyr to read and discuss this classic work on the nature of rhetoric, persuasion, philosophy, and the good life.
Wed, Nov 05Join Zephyr to read and discuss together this classic work exploring the nature of courage.
Wed, Oct 29Join Zephyr to read and discuss together this classic work exploring the nature of piety and the relation between morality and the divine.
Wed, Oct 01Join Zephyr to read and discuss together this classic work exploring the nature of our obligations to the state.
Wed, Apr 23Stanford students are invited to join Zephyr for this evening dinner seminar with Prof. Lanier Anderson (Stanford, Philosophy) about Montaigne's classic short essay, "Of Practice."
Thu, Jan 16A Zephyr Seminar with Landon Hobbs (Zephyr) on Aristotle's theory of justice.
Tue, Oct 08A Zephyr seminar with Juan Miguel Matheus (Stanford Constitutional Law Center and National Assembly of Venezuela)
Multiple DatesThu, May 30Join Zephyr for a five-part reading and discussion of Shakespeare's "Coriolanus", led by Ben Gee (PhD Candidate, Department of English).
Multiple DatesWed, May 22Join Zephyr for this exploration of philosophical questions about the nature, purpose, and value of art. We will be reading R. G. Collingwood's "Principles of Art" (1938).
Fri, May 17All Stanford students are invited to join Zephyr for this afternoon tea and discussion of Plato's dialogue about piety with Rupert Sparling (PhD Candidate, Philosophy).
Fri, Mar 08All Stanford students are invited to join Zephyr for this afternoon tea and discussion of Plato's charming dialogue about friendship.
Wed, Feb 07All Stanford undergraduates are invited to join Zephyr to discuss C. S. Lewis's provocative historical analysis of the modern origins of our ideas of romantic love.
Sat, Feb 03Join Zephyr the evening of Saturday, February 3rd for an evening of philosophical discussion. We will be reading Aquinas's discussion of the order of charity in Summa Theologiae II-II Q. 26.
Multiple DatesTue, Jan 30The Zephyr Poetry Society is a venue for the collective reading, discussion, and appreciation of the great poems of the English poetic tradition.
Wed, Jan 17All undergraduates are invited to join Zephyr for a discussion of the foundations of Aristotle's political philosophy.
Wed, Jan 10Join Zephyr for the first meeting of the quarter for our undergraduate discussion group.
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