Being Sufficiently
Posted by | Anonymous | 28.6.10 | 5 Comments
In case anyone is wondering about the title of the blog, it's drawn from a joke I heard about the difference between 'Analytic' and 'Continental' philosophers. It goes like this:
Analytic philosophers generally criticize Continental philosophers for not being sufficiently analytic. Contrary to this, the Continental philosophers generally criticize Analytic philosophers for not being sufficiently.
(Thank you. I'm here all week.)
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29/6/10 06:45
Testing the comment field.
29/6/10 07:53
So then are we decided on Pansychism or natural laws?
29/6/10 09:42
It seems panpsychism (for want of a better word). But we can discuss it on Thursday.
30/6/10 14:21
whos natural monkey? and id rather use another word than panpyschism if thats alrite
30/6/10 15:01
The Philosopher's Monkey is Sam.
I'm sure we can find another word.