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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Theory and Practice of Virtue
I’m rereading Meilander’s The Theory and Practice of Virtue and not enjoying it quite as much as I did last time. But it’s useful because it challenges my thinking at many turns, and I agree with many of his points–such … Continue reading
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Figment
Seth Godin’s blog today: A figment. It seems like the only thing you can be a figment of is someone’s imagination. Andy Warhol wanted the word FIGMENT etched on his tombstone. He understood that the only place he actually existed … Continue reading
What is the past?
I am rereading, among other things, Bertrand Russell’s History of Western Philosophy–and with perhaps a more careful eye than in the past. Even so, I still enjoy Russell so much, partly because even when I disagree with him he stimulates … Continue reading
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