Monthly Archives: September 2011
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Line of the Day
1September 29, 2011 by Peter Gratton
Graham Harman: The other strategy that I disagree with is the Leiteresque strategy of saying that analytic philosophy doesn’t exist, …
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Elden, Lithwick on the Killing of Troy Davis
Leave a commentSeptember 23, 2011 by Peter Gratton
Elden has a nice rundown of the issues involved. I think Dahlia Lithwick notes well that there are two sides …
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Texas ends last meals for Death Row Inmates
Leave a commentSeptember 22, 2011 by Peter Gratton
Walter Burkert, the German scholar of ancient sacrfice, provides a line I think that would fit sources as diverse at …
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Protests on Wall Street
1September 22, 2011 by Peter Gratton
And if no one covered it, does it exist? It turns out I get better access to news about it …
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Bell on the Arche of the Analytic-Continental Divide
Leave a commentSeptember 22, 2011 by Peter Gratton
Jeff Bell is up with a post arguing that arguments between Husserl and Frege over the status of mathematics: The …
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New IEP Entry on Fanon
Leave a commentSeptember 22, 2011 by Peter Gratton
Tracey Nicholls’ entry, which is the first in a series being put up soon in Africana philosophy, is here. (A …
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MLA Report: Jobs Up in 2010-11
Leave a commentSeptember 22, 2011 by Peter Gratton
I wish the APA would release similar figures; all we have to go with are anecdotes on a yearly basis. …
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Apparently…
Leave a commentSeptember 16, 2011 by Peter Gratton
I traded California earthquakes for hurricanes…
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Stuart Hall on the NeoLiberal Revolution
1September 13, 2011 by Peter Gratton
The shorter version is in the Guardian; the longer (h/t Paul Gilroy) is here in PDF. Here, he argues (rightly) …
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Dept of Redundancies…
Leave a commentSeptember 13, 2011 by Peter Gratton
Amazon is said to be offering a pay service in which you can borrow books. If only we already had …
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