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My life in taiwan. and beyond. Now accepting applications for a new blog name. I know, I know. You’re not supposed to change your blog’s name once you’ve named it. But, as I explained in my “about me”. Section, I’ve already changed it once, and since my current title has nothing to do with my domain, why not change it again? Someday, when I’m famous, I’ll start a new blog, and my title will be brilliant, and I will never change it. But until then, heh! I can do as I please. It is also about sharing who.
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Beyond Necessity: Arizona Bill commits the existential fallacy
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Philosophy, Medieval Logic and the London Plumbing Crisis. Tuesday, November 26, 2013. Arizona Bill commits the existential fallacy. In a post today. Maverick Bill talks about fictional and incomplete objects again, which reminds me of an idea that originally occurred to me in February 2011. And which I developed in a series of posts on logical intransivity. The idea was that there are certain verbs – I call them logically intransitive – which take a grammatical. But not a logical. Arizona Bill’s b...
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BORING THINGS: September 2011
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NOTHING BUT FUN -. Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Beginning to think about the Trinity. Why should anybody study the Trinity academically? Isn't the Trinity really just a particular belief that belongs to one particular religious group, namely Christians? Well, I certainly understand that perspective. Indeed, for many people, the idea that God could be three and one just seems bogus and crazy (and I am very often one of those people). Who in their right mind would ever think: "Oh I know! Here's another way...
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BORING THINGS: Report on Evaluating Scholarship for Tenure and Promotion
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NOTHING BUT FUN -. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Report on Evaluating Scholarship for Tenure and Promotion. It's been a while since this came out, but still interesting. Report on Evaluating Scholarship for Tenure and Promotion. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Report on Evaluating Scholarship for Tenure and Pr. Richard of St Victor. Junior and senior positions at Baylor. The apologetics blind-spot on numerical identity. A Fantasia on Philosophical Myth in Tarantino and Tolkien.
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For The Love of Wisdom: December 2012
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For The Love of Wisdom. Let No One Afraid of Thought Enter. The Immaculate Conception :. The Assumption of the Virgin :. The Resurrection of the Dead. Just as Mary's Immaculate Conception prefigures Her Son's Salvific Act, so too her Assumption, body and soul, into heaven prefigures the resurrection of the elect. Links to this post. As They Are III. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). In order to understand. David S. Oderberg. John of St. Thomas (Blogger). Vital Remnants (Formerly Vere Loqui).
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Speculum Stultorum: January 2010
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Notes on medieval philosophy. Horsemonger St, Oxford. View my complete profile. Varieties of Unreligious Experience. Medieval Philosophy in UK. Mediaeval Commentaries on the Sentences, vol. 2. Tuesday, 26 January 2010. Mediaeval Commentaries on the Sentences. I can't wait to get my hands on the second volume. Of Mediaeval Commentaries on the. Sentences of Peter Lombard: Current Research. Mdash; The Pseudo-Peter of Poitiers Gloss. Mdash; Stephen Langton. Mdash; The Glossa in IV libros Sententiarum.
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Speculum Stultorum: September 2009
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Notes on medieval philosophy. Horsemonger St, Oxford. View my complete profile. Varieties of Unreligious Experience. Medieval Philosophy in UK. Fractio Aeris: A Cracking Tale of Two Villains. Thursday, 17 September 2009. A Cracking Tale of Two Villains. In his excellent book. Rsquo; need only mean "by the cracking of. But the history of this phrase is the history of a more serious mistranslation. Come sooner than (φθασαι) the dispersal of the air. The first villain of the piece is James of Venice. Id est...
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Speculum Stultorum: February 2010
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Notes on medieval philosophy. Horsemonger St, Oxford. View my complete profile. Varieties of Unreligious Experience. Medieval Philosophy in UK. Peter Auriol and scholarly inertia. Frustra fit per plura (V). Thursday, 11 February 2010. Peter Auriol and scholarly inertia. The Cambridge History of Later Medieval Philosophy. 1982) has only two substantial discussions of Peter Auriol (a page each on future contingents and on intentions), though there is also a footnote on his “ esse apparens. Pluralitas quide...
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Speculum Stultorum: June 2008
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Notes on medieval philosophy. Horsemonger St, Oxford. View my complete profile. Varieties of Unreligious Experience. Medieval Philosophy in UK. Contingit and accidit in Boethius and Moerbeke. Wednesday, 4 June 2008. Contingit' and 'accidit' in Boethius and Moerbeke. Albrecht Becker-Freyseng complained in his classic study Die Vorgeschichte des philosophischen Terminus 'contingens'. 1938) that Boethius used 'contingit' as a dual-purpose translation of Aristotle's endechetai. It may be) and sumbainei.
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Speculum Stultorum: February 2008
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Notes on medieval philosophy. Horsemonger St, Oxford. View my complete profile. Varieties of Unreligious Experience. Medieval Philosophy in UK. Brunellus versus the Brownshirts. Frustra fit per plura (II). Monday, 25 February 2008. Brunellus versus the Brownshirts. Here's an extraordinary story from Gadamer's time in Leipzig:. What did you mean by that? A Century of Philosophy: Hans-Georg Gadamer in Conversation with Riccardo Dottori. Trans Coltman and Koepke (2003), p. 104.). Monday, 11 February 2008.