... is finally up at the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, after my having worked on it off and on for four years. Bad timing on the "number of planets" example, though!
Friday, August 18, 2006
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4 comments:
Great. I've been looking forward to reading this. My apologies for the prolonged absence. I just finished with my race to the dissertation “finish line,” and then my move to San Francisco. Now that that is done, I should be able to keep pace with this blog again.
Justin
Congratulations on finishing the dissertation, and welcome back!
There's a thoughtful criticism of the entry, with a response by me, at This Is the Name of This Blog, right here.
I see faces and also printed words when my eyes are closed...but i m unable to read the print...it s aggravating not to be able to do so....
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