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I never met Alan, sadly, but his work leading the charge in making philosophy of sex “a thing” in contemporary…
Professor O’Grady’s considerate tribute highlights many of David Berman’s admirable qualities. I did not know Berman well personally – I…
Permanecer junto a los griegos. Ética, dialéctica y política en la filosofía temprana de Hans-Georg Gadamer. San Martín: UNSAM Edita…
I’ve only just heard this news and am sorry to read it. I was taught as an undergrad and postgrad…
I taught in the philosophy department (“mental and moral sciences – philosophy”) at TCD in 1977-1979, and so had David…
Incidentally, oral examinations are very common in Denmark. Though I teach philosophy of science, I work in a Math Department,…
As a student of a terminal MA program, I would love to have this opportunity (in this counterfactual situation). It…
Thanks, no doubt, to kind links from Orin Kerr and Larry Solum, my lecture on “The End of Empire: Dworkin and Jurisprudence in the 21st Century” was downloaded more than 550 times in the first 24 hours it was on-line. Wow! I wish all my articles got this much attention.
UPDATE: This is even more amusing–after about 30 hours, it’s already 14th on the list of “all time” most downloaded articles in Jurisprudence & Legal Philosophy at SSRN!
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