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[close] This is the book club for not so secret admirers of the Getting Off Podcast. We're going to read books relating to social justice, sociology, justice, policy and current events, both fiction and nonfiction. Or maybe not. Maybe we'll just read a lot of Dr. Seuss instead. Either way, we're going to talk about books and the issues and questions they raise.

[close] Study and discussion of the important questions of ethical and political philosophy from Confucius and Socrates to the present. Rules (see also the Rules and Housekeeping topic): Subject to copyright law and these rules, posters may cite, link, or quote any publication, including their own. Posts linking to outside sources must contain a brief explanation of the nature of the linked material and, unless obvious, how it is relevant to the topic being discussed. All posts and linked material must be in English. Posts and any linked material should be polite and not degenerate into ad hominem attacks. The purpose here is to seek light, not heat—rational discourse, not shouting matches. Leave your cable news persona at home and put on your philosopher's mantle when entering this group. Rational argumentation and Socratic questioning are welcome. Hectoring, intimidation, insult, and presumptuous condescension toward other group members are cause for immediate removal from the group. Internet "trolls," advocates of violence, and posters failing to comply with these rules will be removed from membership, as will posters who persist in raising issues that are outside the scope of the subject matter of this group. New members may introduce themselves in the New Member Introductions topic. See posts 4-5 here regarding the creation of new topics. Photo credit: Socrates sculpture at Louvre (CherryX per Wikimedia Commons [CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons)

[close] A book club created by 2 avid joyful readers wanting to share their hobby with others alike.

[close] The ATLAS Book Club serves as a forum to get inspired by kindred spirits and provide new reading material to all of us hard-working women. The group will propose both human rights, humanitarian law, and PIL related fiction and nonfiction books as well as just-for-fun/educational/inspirational reads from around the world. Categories 1. Fiction: HR related 2. Fiction: just because it's fun 3. Non fiction: memoir / bio / autobio 4. Non fiction: just because it is good Bonus category A: from academia Bonus category B: foreign language