"philosophical exchange" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a discussion or dialogue between individuals who are exchanging ideas and perspectives related to philosophy or intellectual thought. Example: During the conference, there was a lively philosophical exchange between the renowned philosophers, each presenting their unique viewpoints on the concept of free will.
The Sage School's small classes and collegial atmosphere support vibrant philosophical exchange among undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and visiting philosophers.
It was a perfectly legitimate philosophical exchange, livened up a bit to keep his students awake.
In a philosophical exchange with La Stampa, a newspaper based in the northern city of Turin, he too castigated the arrest-warrant idea.
That opened up a very interesting emotional exchange, a philosophical exchange – an existential one, even – and I knew at that moment that I had a creative ally".
In addition to coursework, extracurricular activities and events offer abundant opportunity for philosophical exchange within Cornell and the wider philosophical community.
Gender, Community and Postmodernism in Contemporary Ethics (1992; winner of the National Educational Association's best book of the year award); with Judith Butler, Drucilla Cornell and Nancy Fraser, Feminist Contentions: A Philosophical Exchange (1994); The Reluctant Modernism of Hannah Arendt (1996; reissued in 2002); The Claims of Culture.
In India the theory of the two truths the Buddha had explained, of course without much elaboration, stimulated rich philosophical exchanges amongst the Buddhist philosophers and practitioners, not to mention the exchanges with traditional Hindu thinkers.
Furthermore, Greece and India conducted not only trade but also cultural, educational, and philosophical exchanges.
Eventually large passages of the play bog down in stilted philosophical exchanges that still feel page bound.
He wrote concrete poetry and brief opera librettos and even briefer novels (one had twenty-five words), and he engaged in typed philosophical exchanges with Hollis Frampton — one of them would type for a while on Castoro's Royal portable, and then the other would take over and respond.
The best things in the book are often the most discursive, the philosophical-historical exchanges between Strulovitch and Shylock.
