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If it’s useful to hear a perspective from an independent publisher who has worked at the major commercial firm as…
Classical philosopher here, Classical Philology and American Journal of Philology have the same policy.
Thanks for the clarification! I wasn’t saying that I *defer* to the summaries, in the sense of taking them as…
Ah! I meant “very good reason to think you know” in the second paragraph, alongside “likely” in the third paragraph.
I’m a mathematician, not a philosopher, but in case people are interested: I use AI a lot for information retrieval.…
That’s a fair worry, but I think it describes a more wholesale delegation than what I did, and I also…
Please correct me if I’m simply in error or being grumpy & unfair, but I find this a bit hard…
Philosopher Brian O'Connor (University College Dublin), noting that "Hideaway" was, of course, a King tune, also called this great video (some time from the early 1970s I would guess) to my attention. Wow!
UPDATE: Someone on twitter called to my attention that, in fact, the tune's real name is "Boogie Fuck," suggesting that King had an intuitive understanding of Niezsche's view that aesthetic pleasure differs only in degree not kind from sexual pleasure.
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