dcre

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   by dcre 13y ago

   Oh, come on.
2. 1172.▲
   by dcre 13y ago

   I'm just saying there are many different ideas at play here. Those are a couple of examples of possible meanings I took from that sentence, just off the top of my head. My implication (which maybe I should have stated) was that if I ca
3. 1173.▲
   by dcre 13y ago

   Very funny. I'd say this is he generally true in the US as well, at least in philosophy departments. In English departments a little less so.
4. 1174.▲
   by dcre 13y ago

   Just for fun, here are a few more writers I think do justice to both sides: Stanley Cavell, Bernard Williams, Charles Taylor, James Conant, Cora Diamond. After writing them down, I'm noticing they're all analytic philosophers who
5. 1175.▲
   by dcre 13y ago

   There are some extra adjectives in there, maybe, but it's really not that bad. Translation: "Maybe the self is not the unitary thing we normally consider it to be. But how can that be possible? For example, if it has multiple part
6. 1176.▲
   by dcre 13y ago

   I absolutely agree we should be talking about it. I found the line about "stinking up the place with her pork dumplings" a little over-the-top and unrealistic. I don't think I knew anyone in school who would have said somethi
7. 1177.▲
   by dcre 13y ago

   It's a little complicated, it's also possible to use iPython, an enhanced Python interpreter, as a shell quasi-replacement on Windows. (It's even more powerful in combination with PowerShell.) Features: It has tab autocompletion. You can se