A Course on Quantitative Strategies
This course is suitable for individuals who frequently encounter numbers and quantitative claims and wish to engage more deeply with the related debates, without necessarily having formal training in statistics or mathematics. It does not aim to teach quantitative techniques per se; rather, it demonstrates how quantitative arguments can be more effectively interpreted and evaluated from philosophical perspectives.
Historical Techniques
This is a part of the SiHP’s Foundation Course Series. This series will deliver professional toolboxes for the registered participants on both history and philosophy so as to enable them with basic know-how of doing source-inspired history and disciplined philosophy
Women Philosophers of Southasia
This is a month-long thinking and reading seminar on the lives and thoughts of select women philosophers from Southasia. The aim is to deliberate as a group on the thoughtful responses of these philosophers to their lived experiences.
A Course on New Humanities
This course is an introduction to SiHP’s New Humanities Programme. It has been designed for enabling the participants to comprehend select contemporary topics as informed by historical and philosophical insights.
HistoryFirst
This reading workshop is for you if you are interested in knowing about the long-term processes in the collective construction of the past and present of the individual and social selves and of their material and metaphysical foundations.