Story from a local paper here. The more optimistic take of Andrew Morriss (Illinois) regarding the relocated school's prospects–quoted in the article–may well be right. The big obstacle will be hiring faculty. No one with any choice will be eager to join a law school where tenured faculty have previously been terminated, probably illegally. The school will have to give assurances that they are running an academic institution, and not a Domino's Pizza fiefdom.
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Fascinating! Thank you, I will look at this. I had studied metaphysics under Timothy Williamson before I started my PhD…
This is exactly the approach I take in Knowledge and its Place in Nature, Oxford University Press, 2002
Do you know of anyone who’s taken the approach you describe, in philosophy or the sciences? It seems interesting.
I suspect evolutionary and behavioural perspectives are left seriously underappreciated in this approach to epistemology. Reichenbach’s claim that epistemology must…
Just want to follow this conversation. Thanks
Then my question is how many of ordinary mathematicians also qualify as artists of their profession…
I’m a graduate student in philosophy at a well-known terminal MA program who is applying to PhDs this fall and…