Monthly Archives: January 2013

  1. Two forthcoming interviews | Progressive Geographies

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    January 30, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    Two forthcoming interviews with Stuart Elden.

  2. Dan Smith at MUN this week.

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    January 23, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    Really looking forward to this: This week, Daniel Smith (Purdue University) will give the fifth Bradley Memorial Lecture, “Time, Truth, and …
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  3. Colloquium Series at MUN

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    January 15, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    This is the faculty series running Tuesdays. We will also have a full schedule of outside speakers coming in, including …
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  4. Stuart Elden: Kant, Space and Time | berfrois

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    January 15, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    A good review of Kant: Natural Science, edited by Eric Watkins, translated by Lewis White Beck, Jeffrey B. Edwards, Olaf Reinhardt, Martin …
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  5. Trick question – New APPS: Art, Politics, Philosophy, Science

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    January 15, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    Oh grief: Trick question – New APPS: Art, Politics, Philosophy, Science.

  6. Zapatistas and Territory | Territorial Masquerades

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    January 14, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    Zapatistas and Territory | Territorial Masquerades.

  7. JSTOR Offers (Some) Open Access

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    January 12, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    Info here at Inside Higher Ed.

  8. Jockey Club to meet today instead

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    January 12, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    Given the stopping of the whole city yesterday–where most of us didn’t have electric–we will have the meeting today at …
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  9. My courses this semester…

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    January 7, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    I am updating the syllabi (especially the secondary resources), but I have two courses this semester, one on time (and …
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  10. Leiter is right…

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    January 7, 2013 by Peter Gratton

    Being a tenure-track or tenured prof is not exactly the coal mines. He writes: though the original analysis of the point …
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