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The online presence of the Australian Philosophy Teachers' Network (APTN)

by Peter Ellerton last modified Nov 05, 2008 10:44 AM

Network coordinator: Peter Ellerton

Link to older site - www.criticalthinking.net.au

Welcome to PACTISS.org - a completely free searchable database of philosophy and critical thinking teaching resources.  Anyone can download and anyone can contribute.  See resource collection at right for free downloads and to upload (you need to register to upload - free and easy).

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 It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit - Harry S. Truman 

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 Some results from sample searches (just to see what's here...plenty more inside)

The search box top right will deliver more detailed results (use 'OR' / 'AND' as necessary).

Philosophy of Science / How Science Works

Hypothesis - What makes a good one?

Fallacies of Reasoning

Philosophy of Religion

Social and Political Philosophy

Deductive Logic

Ethics/Moral Philosophy

Mind, Consciousness and Free Will

   updatesFull list of recent additions

 
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What say you? How can we improve?

Also - what would you like to see on the site? 
Click on the feedback button to tell us.

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 VIDEOS

 NEW!  Checkout our Video podcasts

 Philosophical and critical thinking points and how to make them in the classroom. 

Short clips targeting central points in philosophy and critical thinking.
 

  Classics

 

Featured Videos

 
Peter Singer talks about animal ethics - 3 Parts from ABC Talking Heads

 

 

Up for some controversy?  The always entertaining Pat Condell....

 

 


Both sides of the debate...
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become a member of the APTN (free)

   You need to register to upload
but not to search and download.

 

Why register?  Does it cost money?  Will I be spammed? How long does it take? 
Why are there no green mammals?

 

  

 Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.    Phillip K. Dick 

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