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    Gabriele Taylor was my undergraduate philosophy tutor at St Anne’s College, Oxford from 1989-1992. I remember her as an incisive…

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May 2004

  • Blog Stats

    Time for the start-of-the-month blog stats. Visits per month: April: 66,867 March: 52,884 February: 34,424 January: 27,267 December: 23,458 November: 20,379 October: 13,790 September: 9,387 August: 4,941 My guess is that monthly readership is getting to the levelling-off point, but we’ll see. For April, the site averaged over 2,200 visits per day (much higher on…

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  • And now Big Moves by NYU Philosophy

    As recently noted, Princeton Philosophy has made an ambitious set of senior offers (to John Hawthorne and Tim Maudlin at Rutgers, and Delia Graff at Cornell), and now, it turns out, so too has NYU, which has voted out tenured offers to: Paul Horwich (philosophy of language, philosophy of science) at the City University of…

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  • More Liberated Iraqis

    (WARNING: Don’t click on the link if you don’t want to see what actually happens in war, even “humanitarian” wars, the only kind, of course, the U.S. ever fights.) These folks certainly must be grateful that George Bush liberated them from the hellhole of lawless prisons where torture and abuse ran rampant. UPDATE: And more…

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