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Steve - Wedding, Germany£12
£12An Intoduction to Stoicism, Short Course on the Philosophy
Trusted teacher: This class is still in its infancy and is designed only for those who want a broad and generic, yet holistic and robust introduction into Stoicism, one of the few ancient Greek philosophies whose lineage traces back to Socrates' disciples. Currently the course offered is a single lesson and will be developed into a few more. The aim is to develop a short 4-5 lesson course to present a robust, well-rounded yet deep introduction to the philosophy. "Introduction to Stoicism" is adapted after a 45-minute introduction to the philosophy I used to present every few months as part of the meetup group "Berlin Stoics" I founded and organized for more than two years. The presentation used to be free and I will keep it relatively cheap compared to usual tutoring services. The lessons will be part lecture, part trivia, and part discussion. Disclaimer: this is not the "Silicon Valley" or "productivity" brand type of Stoicism. What will be presented and discussed is the classical philosophy as it really was and has been developed. This includes its four virtues, its three domains of study, the different authors who have contributed to Stoicism, different interpretations of Stoicism today and how it's spread, marketed, and treated today, in terms of the disadvantages when boiling the philosophy or any philosophy to a marketable brand like and how the philosophy has made positive influences on psychology.
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Stefano - Paris, France£24
£24Philosophy (University Exams and School); French for university, school and business.
Trusted teacher: I. Academic Career: - QUALIFICATIONS (MAÎTRE DE CONFÉRENCES) en Philosophie (CNU 17) et Épistémologie et Histoire des Sciences (CNU 72), 2023-2027 ; - Chargé d'enseignement (Cours magistral CM) en Épistémologie : méthodologie universitaire, Département d’Histoire, Faculté des Lettres, ICP - Institut Catholique de Paris (Assas) - Chargé d'enseignement (Cours magistral CM et TD) en Épistémologie et Histoire des Sciences, Université UTC de Compiègne, Alliance Sorbonne Université, PSL – Paris Sciences Lettres Chargé d'enseignement en Histoire des Sciences, Faculté d’Études humanistes, Université de Vercelli - QUALIFICATIONS (MAÎTRE DE CONFÉRENCES) en Philosophie (CNU 17) et Épistémologie et Histoire des Sciences (CNU 72), 2018-2022 ; - PHD in PHILOSOPHY, Sorbonne University (Paris IV), très honorable avec félicitations du jury à l'unanimité ; - PHD in PHILOSOPHY, University of Macerata (Italy), magna cum laude ; - MASTER II in PHILOSOPHY, Catholic University of Milan, 110/110 cum laude ; - BACHELOR in PHILOSOPHY, University of Trento, 110/110 cum laude. II. Books: – (book) S. KONSTANTINOV – L. SAPOGIN, New Physics is the key to solving problems. Cosmology and Quantum Physics, Lambert Academic Publishing, 2020 [ISBN 978-620-2-92413-9] III. Articles: - Osservazioni fisico-teoriche attorno al primo scritto di Kant sulle forze vive del 1746 (1749), «PHYSIS», 53 (2018), pp. 143-173 ; - L’histoire du droit et la question épistémologique fondamentale de la Science « classique ». La méthodologie historique-critique dans la philosophie transcendantale de Kant, in N. Hakim (éd.), L’histoire du droit. Entre science et politique, Paris, Éditions de la Sorbonne, 2019, pp. 35-58 [ISBN 979-10-351-0324-8] ; – (intervention) Conférence organisée par la Société française de Philosophie Avoir des droits : pourquoi, comment, lesquels ?, séance du 21 novembre 2015, exposé de M. Jean-François Kervégan, Bulletin de la Société française de Philosophie, 109 (2015), 4, Octobre-Décembre, p. 43-44 [ISBN 978-2-7116-5078-1] ; – (article) « Il sonno dell Cultura genera mostri », in Scenari, 18 Mars 2020, revue en ligne, ISSN 2385-1139 – (article) « Kant and a New Physics », in IJARPS, 7 (2020), 9, p. 13-26 ; – (article) « The Immanuel Kant’s Living Forces », by Stanislav Konstantinov and Stefano, in IJARPS, 7 (2020), 10, p. 1-7 ; – (article) « Parola e immagine », in Scenari, 23 Septembre 2020, revue en ligne, ISSN 2385-1139 – (article) « Parola, immagine e rappresentazione. Note kantiane per un recupero dell’esistenza », in Scenari, 29 Septembre 2020, revue en ligne, ISSN 2385-1139 ; – (article, Actes du Congrès SISFA 2019) « The vis viva (living force) controversy in the first kantian work [1746 (1749)] and his relevance for the Contemporary Physics », in Atti del XXXIX Convegno annuale – Proceedings of the 39th Annual Conference, Pisa, 9-12 Settembre 2019, Società Italiana degli Storici della Fisica e dell’Astronomia (SISFA), Pise, Pisa University Press, 2020, p. 135-145 ; – (article) « Penrose, il Nobel e il sogno di una notte di mezza estate, ovvero: “Sogni di un visionario chiariti come sogni della (Meta-)Fisica” », in Scenari, 18 Novembre 2020, revue en ligne, ISSN 2385-1139 – (article) « Immanuel Kant and Dead Matter », in IJARPS, 7 (2020), 11, p. 31-38 ; – (article) « La questione delle forze vive e la Meccanica di Aristotele nel primo scritto di Kant », La Cultura, LVIII (2020), 2-3, p. 277-297 ; – (article) Penrose, il Nobel e il sogno di una notte di mezza estate, ovvero: “Sogni di un visionario chiariti come sogni della (Meta-)Fisica”, in «Scenari», 18 Novembre 2020, revue en ligne, ISSN 2385-1139 ; – (article) « Due osservazioni storico-critiche in merito al primo scritto di Kant sulle ‘forze vive’ e al Traité de Dynamique di D’Alembert (1743 ; 1758) », La Cultura, LIX (2021), 1, p. 99-105 ; – (article) La querelle des forces vives et la Mécanique d’Aristote dans le premier écrit de Kant de 1746 (1749), in Aa.Vv., Kant et les Grecs, hier et aujourd’hui, Paris, J. Vrin, 2022, p. 95-104. IV. I teach for STUDENTS (from primary School to University), for BUSINESS and ENTREPRISE: - PHILOSOPHY (History of Philosophy and philosophical thinking) - ITALIAN (language, literature and culture); - FRENCH (language, culture, conversations, Philosophy); - LATIN (grammar and translation) - PHYSICS (Mechanics, Relativity and History of Physics) - MATHEMATICS - GEOMETRY (Euclidean Geometry and Grounds of Non-Euclidean Geometry) - LOGIC (Formal Logic, Philosophy of Language, Connotation and Dénotation Theory).
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Inès - Paris, France£41
£41FRENCH COURSES FOR 1ST AND PHILOSOPHY COURSES FOR TL
Trusted teacher: For seven years now, he has been giving French and philosophy lessons, with a view to preparing for the baccalaureate exams. I seek to help my students to structure their ideas, to assimilate the methods of dissertation and text commentary and to improve their writing and oral expression. I really appreciate the privileged setting that private lessons provide for strengthening students' self-confidence. I try to ensure that classes are a space for discussion in which they can confide in each other if necessary. I also try to pass on to them my taste for philosophy and literature, in particular through reading recommendations adapted to each person. I provide students with the documents necessary to prepare for their tests. ✦✦✦ French and literature lessons ✦✦✦ Typical procedure: - The first hour of class is devoted to an analysis of the copies, the program seen in class and the student's needs. - Depending on the texts and themes covered in class, I offer a series of exercises as well as progressive training in dissertation and text commentary exercises. - I provide them with supports so that they can better understand the major literary trends, the different figures of speech and the works followed in the French program. - To prepare for the French baccalaureate oral exam, I give them “mock orals” on text comments prepared in class and give them a series of tips to improve their oral expression. - I systematically give homework to be done between each lesson. Results of my former students in the anticipated French tests for the 2022/2023 session: Louis: written 18, oral 12 Léa: written 11, oral 15 Estelle: written 14, oral 14 Arnaud: written 15, oral 16 Tiphany: written 16, oral 13 Roxane: written 10, oral 14 ✦✦✦ Philosophy lessons ✦✦✦ Graduated with a master's degree in Philosophy from the University of Paris Nanterre and passionate about philosophy, I have been giving lessons for five years to students preparing for the philosophy exam for the baccalaureate. Typical procedure: - The first hour of class is devoted to an analysis of the copies, the program seen in class and the student's needs. - My philosophy courses are more focused on the methodology of the dissertation and the explanation of text and on the development of philosophical reflection than on the learning of “quotations” or philosophical doctrines. - We approach and explain together some important philosophical texts, which complement and fuel the reflection on the theme covered in class. - I offer a series of exercises which aim to understand the major philosophical concepts and currents of thought. I also suggest that they practice writing dissertations and explaining philosophical texts. - I then do a precise analysis of each philosophy assignment and give feedback on what remains to be improved. Results of my former students in the philosophy tests for the 2021/2022 and 2022/2023 sessions: Ludmila: 17 Damiya: 15 Ahe: 15 Emma: 16 Clemence: 14 PLEASE NOTE: I do not accept requests to write an assignment for the student. I think that the private teacher must support the student in mastering the commentary and the dissertation with a view to the baccalaureate and must not serve the simple acquisition of a "good grade" in the short term. We look forward to providing you with further details and meeting you! All my courses are invoiced, tax exemption possible.
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Philosophy (University Exams and School); French for university, school and business. (Paris)
Stefano
Stefano is very knowledgeable and with great intellectual capacity. He will guide you through the cultural/historical background of the language so you gain a much faster and deeper understanding of the language. I totally recommend him especially for people who wish to gain a good understanding of the language in a very short time.
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French and FLE lessons by webcam, everywhere in France and abroad. (Rouen)
Sabrina
Sabrina is very easy to talk to and continually encourages you to respond. She has the ability to correct any mistakes without interrupting the flow of conversation. I found we talked about a wide range of topics and gradually felt that my listening skills in particular had improved.
Review by BRETT
Write good essays and dissertations; improve your writing to the highest academic level; revise and pass exams.
Karl
Karl is very empathetic and thorough in his way of working. You can tell he has a vast experience in his field. He provided me with references and was very supportive. To me, it's been very helpful, and I will keep working with him. I highly recommend it.
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