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In the Ordinary Sense: A note on skepticism and language games

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In the Ordinary Sense. Thursday, December 04, 2008. A note on skepticism and language games. Someone, who have not understood that 'pain' can be feigned under such-and-such circumstances have not understood our concept of 'pain' at all. The possibility of pretence is a. Possibility, in a sense; a. And yet, the language game of 'pain' is not founded on the constant possibility of pretence and doubt, but on the actual presence of pain. And as they are, our language games. Doubt each other and we. Your writ...

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Eclectic Refrigerator: Jazz, Poetry, Politics, & Anything Else That Will Fit in 25 cu. ft.: Google + Poetry = Googletry (Part 2)

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Eclectic Refrigerator: Jazz, Poetry, Politics, and Anything Else That Will Fit in 25 cu. ft. Saturday, November 19, 2005. Google Poetry = Googletry (Part 2). A couple of other poets and myself have played around with the raw googled language from the previous post. And whittled it down to a poem. Here is Thomas Basbøll. S contribution to the experiment:. Here is Brian Campbell’s. Work in progress, in which he strayed a bit from the original idea and included a couple additional lines including some Spam:.

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In the Ordinary Sense: July 2009

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In the Ordinary Sense. Monday, July 13, 2009. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1918: Tight and dense. Showing potential, but only hinting at its profound depth. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1925: Hibernated and closed but with occasional violent outburst of bitter notes. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1932: Reductive in style. Long fruit, no real finish. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1945: More open and oxidative in style. Distinct notes, easy to enumerate. Complexity and majestic finish.

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In the Ordinary Sense: June 2008

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In the Ordinary Sense. Wednesday, June 25, 2008. The core of a scientific theory (in the broadest Quine-Duhemian, Kuhnian, Lakatos-sense) comprises criteria for the identity of certain objects – and that respect it is like a Kantian. So we might learn a thing or two about the notion of a scheme from comparing it with that of that of a core. Which allows computation, prediction and the like. This is the first lesson: a schema is. Reality. Only, it must be realized that these points derive their cognit...

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In the Ordinary Sense: Tasting Notes...

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In the Ordinary Sense. Monday, July 13, 2009. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1918: Tight and dense. Showing potential, but only hinting at its profound depth. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1925: Hibernated and closed but with occasional violent outburst of bitter notes. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1932: Reductive in style. Long fruit, no real finish. Chateau Wittgenstein Vintage 1945: More open and oxidative in style. Distinct notes, easy to enumerate. Complexity and majestic finish. Keep up the good work,.

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In the Ordinary Sense: March 2010

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In the Ordinary Sense. Tuesday, March 02, 2010. Why we need "the unconscious". What motivates our theoretical belief in “the unconscious” to begin with? 8220;She did that, because she unconsciously thought that…” is a form of explanation that is meant to save the coherence of the actor’s ordinary web of beliefs – the explanation isolates a (seeming) contradiction. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Https:/ www.linkedin.com/profile/view? View my complete profile. Why we need the unconscious.

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In the Ordinary Sense: May 2008

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In the Ordinary Sense. Monday, May 12, 2008. Acquiring a concept is. Being taken hostage. I. Apply like it this, I. See it like this, I am. Do like this. But in being taken hostage by a concept I immediately suffer from Stockholm syndrome. I. With the concept. That is to say, I take its commitment upon myself. Just like a hostage held at gun point is causally free to do whatever he likes, but knows that it will have consequences to do whatever he damn well pleases. Saturday, May 03, 2008. 2) One in which...

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In the Ordinary Sense: Pretence

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In the Ordinary Sense. Friday, November 06, 2009. To be sincere is a necessary condition of knowing. To pretend. But it’s not a sufficient condition; acting or pretending is an extra technique that has to be learned. In other words, pretence may be done skilfully; and the criteria with which we judge such skill is connected the criteria we apply in establishing non-pretence. The skilful performance is the one which makes it the least obvious that it is pretence. Pretence. And to do so in an. Manner. ...