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Saturday, September 24, 2005

Berkeley and the No Good Inference Argument

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I thought I would develop the point about Berkeley's anti-skeptical strategy a bit more. The No Good Inference Argument: 1. All knowledg...

Daydreaming

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Somewhere Beyond Saturn Somewhere beyond Saturn I sat thinking of a seraph crucified of an aspiration's whisper of deathless men in spin...
Friday, September 23, 2005

Linking for Thinking

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* Harrison points to this interesting piece by George Friedman on the importance of New Orleans as a port city. * Lee discusses Athanasius...

Political Taste and Punditry

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The questions I suggested that we ask when reading a piece of literary criticism apply to a number of other things, precisely because the t...

Casanova's Fideism

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Claire points out that the memoirs of Casanova are online. The opening paragraphs of the Author's Preface: I will begin with this conf...
Thursday, September 22, 2005

Questions to Ask When Reading Literary Criticism

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On the typical theory of taste, taste is built on (1) comparison with a broad range of experiences; (2) discernment of relevant features; (3...

On a Flaw with the Island Objection II

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[1] Previously I pointed out an equivocation in the Island objection to Anselm's argument; if the key description is taken in a way that...
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