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  1. James Bondarchuk's avatar
  2. John Rapko's avatar

    The image next to Wittgenstein is actually John Turturro saying ‘If pasta could talk, I’d understand it’.–On a lighter note:…

  3. F.E. Guerra-Pujol's avatar
  4. Adam Shear's avatar

    And the image of eyeglasses in the linguistic turn panel are not eyeglasses. (oh wait, I thought we were playing…

  5. a moyez's avatar

    Like the image next to Kripke’s name, that is in fact not an image of G. E. Moore, either.

  6. Warren Goldfarb's avatar

    The image next to Quine is not Quine, either, although at least it bears some resemblance to him, unlike the…

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Cornell chapter of Heterodox Society organizes a panel on academic witchhunts…

featuring two victims well-known to readers of the blog, Kathleen Stock and Rebecca Tuvel (whose views on trans issues are quite different, as it happens, but both have felt the wrath of the Wokerati).  Now the Department of Philosophy at Cornell and several other departments have organized an event at the very same time as the Stock/Tuvel event, billed as a "celebration of transgender scholarship and life, to counter anti-trans speech on campus and abroad."  While this is better than trying to shutdown the Stock/Tuvel event, it certainly confirms the basic problem.  I'm sure all readers can guess at least one of the Cornell philosophers participating in the counter-event, a well-known opponent of academic freedom and free speech.

 

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