r/PhilosophyEvents is a subreddit with 6k members. The most common flair used is free, paid, planning, and other.
r/PhilosophyEvents (aka Philosophy Online) is a hub for sharing, planning, & discovering live, online philosophy events, including talks, reading groups, discussions, courses, conferences, and more.
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#1
Free
: "The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity by Graeber & Wengrow – Reading group meetings every 2 weeks (Next meeting Feb. 1 on "The Indigenous Critique")"
188 posts
#2
Paid
: "Is infinity the greatest crisis facing physics? November 7th, featuring David Deutsch, Robert Lawrence Kuhn, Marcus du Sautoy"
6 posts
#3
Planning
: "I'm a philosophy prof creating online courses! Will you help me figure out what interests you with a quick survey? (6/1/22)"
3 posts
#4
Other
: "2 part seminar on hominid evolution and paleolithic culture in connection with Rousseau's Discourse on Inequality! Oct 15/22"
2 posts
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Last updated: August 3, 2025