Yeah, but you are the first outside my family. Nobody ever showed me, that they liked me. So what you are saying is, that to go on in Life you need somebody to like you. Of course, Mike said. I really felt philosophy working here.
Philosophy is beyond borders of subjects, beyond conventions, beyond tradition.
Philosophy for children is not teaching the History of Philosophy, not teaching the different theories, which popped up during the ages since Socrates, not teaching that Hegel or Kierkegaard ARE right in what they have been writing. Yes - but words which necessarily have to be said. This is one of the reasons why it is so difficult to create material for this kind of teaching. The texts should only be understood as possible ways of steps towards a dialogue, the way of which the teachers do not know on beforehand. The basic ground on which you can build a philosophical dialogue will always be the thoughts, the texts awake in the child's mind.