announcing ILÚVATAR, my multi-billion dollar company which will specialize in the dismantling of all other idiotically tolkien-named entities, that they shalt see that no theme may be played that hath not its uttermost source in me, nor can any alter the music in my despite
A quick list of some of my favorite active female philosophers (in no meaningful order):
@larabuchak.net, Linda Zagzebski, Christine Korsgaard, Eleonore Stump, Heather Battaly, Meghan Sullivan, Angela Smith, Pamela Hieronymi, Dana Nelkin, L.A.Paul, Carissa Phillips-Garrett, Marcela Garcia Romero…
No. You are better than this.
But not quite as sticky, which is nice.
I assume emerging philosophers have some alternate substitute phenomenology for the distinctive way the covers/printing of Phil Review, JPhil, PPR, Nous, Ethics, Analysis, et al played into my eagerness for the skimming and my sense of the shape of the discipline.
A very good call.
b (but I’m including virtual availability here).
Always. Be. Updating.
Black and yellow image of our hero.
From Tarski’s poetry collection Disquote with Me.
Yes, it was definitely the biblical skin care that caused the loss of friends.
Oof.
Doggone it! I was coming for this and was so proud of myself.
Tell me about it!
I love that you think that’s what you are seeing. Adorable.
It’s been a revelation to me how much a little vinegar can add (let the reader understand)!
Then just build this directly into the criteria for determining which pleasures are higher and lower for your utilitarian calculation.
This is neat. Surprised to be this close to the genuinely cool folks in contemporary visual arts:
Complete package.
This is the way.
You could be done by half-time. Basically a novella.
Nearly certain I’ll be getting a few “I wouldn’t buy green bananas if I were you” comments from students and grandkids over the next couple of weeks.
I see what you did there. Golf clap.
Gotta get me some grey havens.
“Tyler Huckabee” is so clearly an invention of the mind virus. Straight out of addled central casting.
Feature, not bug.
Just finishing up Aeneid… and this sounds right.
Probably not the most inspiring pitch; but “Lottocracy: What have we got to lose?” does have sone real bite.
