Royal Institute of Philosophy

An in-person lecture examines who can do philosophy with children, and how children, teachers and philosophers engage in enquiry. Hear Peter Worley reflect on two decades of teaching and debate where the field could go next, at a two-hour evening event in Senate House, London.

Hear Professors Anil Gomes, Thomas Stern and Vasu Reddy unpack whether we can ever know what someone else is thinking, from philosophical and psychological perspectives, with Ritula Shah chairing the discussion.

Dr Carina Prunkl examines how children’s reliance on generative AI could shape their agency and learning. Weigh when AI helps answer questions but takes over inquiry and judgement, through a philosophical discussion of AI in everyday learning.