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Comment: This should be reformatted as 'List of Intellectual Societies' -the criteria for which would have to be carefully spelt out first.
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Intellectual societies have played a great role in the advancement of science and literature, among other human intellectual activities. Usually these societies or clubs have started around some luminary, for example: Socrates leading to Plato's Academy [1] and more recently Benjamin Franklin started Leather Apron Club. [2] [3] Usually a close group of friends were meeting regularly to discuss a topic or a book. Some of these early club later became prominent societies like the Royal Society [4] and American Philosophical Society that were offshoots of the Invisible College and the club of Benjamin Franklin retrospectively.
See also
- American Philosophical Society
- Headstrong Club
- Whig Junto
- Wicht Club
- Vienna Circle
- Toastmasters International
- Bloomsbury Group
- Book club
- Invisible College
- The Inklings
- Lyceum
- Plato's Academy
- Plinian Society
- Galileo Circle
- Sonntagskreis
- The Moot
- The Select Society
- Frankfurt School
References
- ^ The Cambridge History of Hellenistic Philosophy edited by Keimpe Algra, et al.
- ^ The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin
- ^ The Junto: A Group of Extraordinary Men and Women in the Second City of the Empire by Robert J. Robertson
- ^ The Royal Society: 350 Years of Science by Patrick Millington
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Dan arndt 18 months ago. | |
- Comment: This should be reformatted as 'List of Intellectual Societies' -the criteria for which would have to be carefully spelt out first.
Dan arndt (
talk) 02:54, 6 January 2023 (UTC)
Intellectual societies have played a great role in the advancement of science and literature, among other human intellectual activities. Usually these societies or clubs have started around some luminary, for example: Socrates leading to Plato's Academy [1] and more recently Benjamin Franklin started Leather Apron Club. [2] [3] Usually a close group of friends were meeting regularly to discuss a topic or a book. Some of these early club later became prominent societies like the Royal Society [4] and American Philosophical Society that were offshoots of the Invisible College and the club of Benjamin Franklin retrospectively.
See also
- American Philosophical Society
- Headstrong Club
- Whig Junto
- Wicht Club
- Vienna Circle
- Toastmasters International
- Bloomsbury Group
- Book club
- Invisible College
- The Inklings
- Lyceum
- Plato's Academy
- Plinian Society
- Galileo Circle
- Sonntagskreis
- The Moot
- The Select Society
- Frankfurt School
References
- ^ The Cambridge History of Hellenistic Philosophy edited by Keimpe Algra, et al.
- ^ The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin by Benjamin Franklin
- ^ The Junto: A Group of Extraordinary Men and Women in the Second City of the Empire by Robert J. Robertson
- ^ The Royal Society: 350 Years of Science by Patrick Millington
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