Philosophy more or less incarnate in sundry types of conversation and dialogue

Some readers may be interested in my contribution to Catarina Dutilh Novaes’ post, “Philosophy as Conversation,” at the New APPS blog. I hope to develop these somewhat ad hoc and disconnected comments into more coherent and consistent reflections at a later date. Above: A study circle in Lynchburg, Virginia. Below: Tibetan Buddhist monks engaged in debate at Sera Monastery.