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Touché. And given the present thread, Rimbaud may have arrived rather more punctually than either of us had any right…
Correction to my post: it should have read “when I went to her home last summer”.
I first met Gabriele Taylor when I was a graduate student in philosophy at St. Anne’s, studying for the B.Phil.…
Dear Roger of Invisible America, Your remarks towards the end of this comment about Nat Goldhaber (I’ve got a friend…
A remembered Dreyfus remark on the Maharishi: I recall hearing Dreyfus say in a recorded lecture, perhaps twenty-five years ago,…
I just published in the new PPA and can say it was one of the most difficult, rigorous R&R’s of…
MOVING TO FRONT: Note we used the data for all students; next year, we'll use the data only for full-time students. Apologies for this confusion.
Here. Be sure to read the introductory caveats. Numbers are a crude, bot not useless, measure. But other metrics–like clerkships and alumni in law teaching–make fairly clear that the ordinal ordering is misleading in many cases.
Amaya Orton
Im thankful for the article. Fantastic.
“Freedom’s just another word for Je est un autre.”