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Continuing to discuss On Certainty, we get deeply into textual quotes.
How does he actually respond to Moore’s argument about his hand? How does he extend his account to talk about mathematical and scientific statements? Is Wittgenstein a pragmatist?
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The PMP core four (Mark, Lawrence, Sarahlyn, and Al) discuss the original 1883 freaky children's Continue Reading …
Pat played saxophone and guitar with Lydia Lunch's group 8-Eyed Spy in 1979, and then moved on to Continue Reading …
What does the shortness of our lives and the beauty of the world actually entail in terms of Continue Reading …
It’s a play full of contradictions, secrets, lies, and unspoken rules. It’s a play decidedly for Continue Reading …
Shilo gets a new gig, and we offend a whole county! But back in the Iliad, Patroclus is dead, and Continue Reading …
For this episode, we discussed Edith Wharton's novel The Custom of the Country, which was published Continue Reading …
Recorded on 1/12/13, Mark, Wes, and Dylan first talk about our upcoming Dostyevsky live show (April Continue Reading …
Concluding our discussion of On Certainty, with guest Chris Heath. Listen to part one first. We spend more time with Continue Reading …
Continuing our discussion from part one of On Certainty (1951), we do some close reading of the text. How does he Continue Reading …
Concluding on the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization (2021) Supreme Court decision. We talk more about the Continue Reading …
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