OXFORD SOCRATIC CLUB
The Gonzaga Socratic Club is modeled after the 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.
Information about the Oxford Socratic Club can be found here:
Mitchell, Christopher W. "University
Battles: C. S. Lewis and the Oxford University Socratic Club."
Stroud, Robert. "The
Socratic Club: Religious Debate at Oxford University."
GONZAGA SOCRATIC CLUB PRESS
Harrington, Katherine. "Socratic
Club seeks to understand
Christian beliefs: New group inspired by Oxford University club founded
in 1941 to discuss the origin of Christian belief." Gonzaga Bulletin 10/1/04.
Heinrich, Chris. "Socratic
Club Discusses 'New Atheism' ." Gonzaga Bulletin 02/29/08.
Tormey, Peter. "Socratic
Club aims to 'follow the truth, wherever it leads.' " Gonzaga
7.3 (Winter, 2006): 5.
INFORMATION
For
information about the Gonzaga Socratic Club or to propose topics or
speakers for future meetings, contact the Club Director:
David
Calhoun
509
323 6743
calhoun@gem.gonzaga.edu
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2008.