The Malaysian Philosophy Society envisions a world where philosophy plays a crucial role in our everyday life. We seek to make philosophy practical and accessible to everyone.
Est. 2017
Apply Philosophy to enhance daily existence and navigate life’s complexities.
Equip with practical tools to transform Philosophical wisdom into real-world actions.
Learn invaluable life and critical thinking skills often omitted by conventional education.
Enhance personal growth and wellbeing across different aspects of life, relationships and career
with timeless wisdom through the lens of Philosophy.
PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNALING
Date: 24 January 2026 | Time: 2030-2200 GMT+8
Philojourney is our community-based philosophical journaling workshop where we slow down, reflect and make space for clarity in a noisy world.
Our next iteration is happening end of January – sign up now!
REFLECTIVE READS
Book Exchange Period: 28 January 2026 – 8 February 2026 | Reflective Reads Book Club: 25 April 2026 (Location and Time TBA)
Reflective Reads is our philosophy book club. This time, we are collaborating with Bukopi, a local book exchange initiative.
Exchange a book with someone, read, and join our Reflective Reads Session to discuss what you learned!
Discover how Philosophical ideas can transform our communities, fostering positive impacts and meaningful change.
FALSAFAH IN MOTION
Falsafah in Motion is a nationwide Philosophy roadshow initiative where we travel from campus to campus across Malaysia to engage students through Philosophy.
The goal is to cultivate interest and awareness of philosophy through engaging, inquiry-driven methods.
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Kritikos was a 6-week introduction to philosophy programme for high school students from multi-cultural background in Malaysia, exploring topics from democracy and religion, to ethics. Introduced in 2021, it was done in collaboration with Persatuan Pendidikan Falsafah Dan Pemikiran Malaysia (PPFPM), Kritikos and Malaysian Relief Agency (MRA).
The programme is funded by Kathryn Wasserman Davis Projects for Peace.
The new iteration of this programme is in the works. Follow our social media pages for more updates.
