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The Moviegoer: August 2006
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Wednesday, August 30, 2006. Thomas Sheehan Interview in Contemplatio. It looks like the undergraduate philosophy journal Contemplatio. Has an interview with Thomas Sheehan. While the whole interview was quite interesting to me, I especially enjoyed this last exchange:. C: What advice would you give to someone contemplating. Philosophy as a career? S: I really have no advice for anyone else. I can only tell you some. Things that concern me when I do philosophy. Radical as reality itself. Of ideas, the ide...
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The Moviegoer: July 2007
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007. So I've been doing a trial run of Netflix ever since I heard my friend Brant was using it. It's great! They have all the movies I've been dying to rent but which are never, ever in the local video store. Not sure how it compares to Blockbuster, but I like the web interface a lot better than the Blockbuster interface I tried out (it lets me do things like search by language, and the schematization of the films is superior imo). Posted by Moviegoer @ 10:58 AM 0 comments. Some people...
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The Moviegoer: April 2006
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Sunday, April 30, 2006. A thought experiment occurred to me the other day. Suppose you were marooned on a tropical island. After getting your bearings and enjoying a few papayas you decide to explore the island to see if it's deserted. While walking along the beach you discover a stopwatch in the sand. You know it must have belonged to a human because:. If you chose 'b', does this mean all comparisons of living creatures with human equipment is, in the end, a fatally flawed analogy? Links to this post.
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The Moviegoer: Myopia in American Academic Philosophy
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Friday, July 14, 2006. Myopia in American Academic Philosophy. In a post that's begging to get philosophers frothing at the mouth denouncing the evils of French-influenced humanities departments. Prof Jason Stanley artfully introduces what probably ought to be (and maybe is) a topic of concern in American academics: the complete neglect of Angle-American philosophical interests within non-philosophical humanities programs. That French intellectual life involves such a unification of concerns, and that Am...
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The Moviegoer: Whoa, I've Got a Lot of Strauss!
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Wednesday, July 05, 2006. Whoa, I've Got a Lot of Strauss! So I started cataloging my books in Library Thing. When I realized that I have a lot. Of books by Leo Strauss. Posted by Moviegoer @ 5:13 PM. Comments: Post a Comment. Links to this post:. View my complete profile. Inflated Sense of Importance.
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The Moviegoer: Netflix is Great!
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007. So I've been doing a trial run of Netflix ever since I heard my friend Brant was using it. It's great! They have all the movies I've been dying to rent but which are never, ever in the local video store. Not sure how it compares to Blockbuster, but I like the web interface a lot better than the Blockbuster interface I tried out (it lets me do things like search by language, and the schematization of the films is superior imo). Posted by Moviegoer @ 10:58 AM. Links to this post:.
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Before the Law: "Theory" (with scarequotes)
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Before the Law: On Simon Critchley, opining without reading, political motivation, etc.
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Before the Law: Politics
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Before the Law: Music
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