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Meetings of the Gonzaga Socratic Club are held
once a month during the academic year, four times each
semester. For Fall 2016 one special meeting, a panel
discussion after the play Freud's Last Session, will take
place on Friday, September 9; other meetings will occur on our
regular Monday afternoon time slot from
The Gonzaga Socratic Club takes its inspiration
from the famous Oxford Socratic Club, which was founded at
Oxford University in 1941 and presided over by C. S. Lewis
from its founding until his move to Cambridge University in
1954. The Club held a special celebration of C. S. Lewis
at the meeting on Friday, November 22, 2013, the 50th
anniversary of Lewis' death; video of that event is available
here.
The 10th Anniversary of the Gonzaga Socratic Club featured a
look back to the history of the Oxford Socratic Club by
philosopher James Stockton; video of that event is here.
Video recordings of Gonzaga Socratic Club
meetings since Fall 2010 are available as links on the archived schedule of events;
audio of some meetings before Fall 2010 is also
available. You can also browse videos of Socratic Club
meetings on the gonzagasocraticclub
channel on YouTube where they are stored.
INFORMATION
To sign up for Gonzaga Socratic Club listserv, with
occasional informational emails regarding activities of the
club, click here.
For
information
about the Gonzaga Socratic Club or to propose topics or
speakers for future meetings, contact the Club Director: