Meta title: the boundaries of language Meta description: Website needs meta description

This listing is not rated yet.   Rate it!  |  Report it! the boundaries of language http://aidanmcglynn.blogspot.com/ Category: Blog Directory » Regional » United States » Texas Hits: 3 Date added: 2006-03-30 21:51:18 Alexa traffic rank: 11,980,040 Site average load time: 1.718 Second(s) Fast -  Faster than 49% of websites

---

Latest blog posts from the boundaries of language

Fetishes
Proving that xkcd still has it. Read more...
Published 2 weeks ago

The Man Who Told Everything
I've never understood this video, and I probably never will. It's somewhat disturbing in places, but the song is a classic from one of my favourite bands, and there's definitely something quite beautiful about the video, even its darker images. Here's Doves: Read more...
Published 3 weeks ago

UT Methodology Workshop Pictures
The UT Methodology workshop is finally over. We had sessions from Jeff King, Marc Moffett, Ernie Sosa, Josh Dever, Dan Bonevac, Roy Sorensen, Derek Ball, Dan Korman and John Bengson, plus round-table discussions on the place of data about natural language in philosophy, paradoxes, and... Read more...
Published 3 weeks ago

UT Methodology Workshop
Well, it's finally that time. I'll be spending the next 5 days at the Methodology Workshop, which kicks off today with Roy Sorensen's 'What Makes Something Interesting?' and our own Josh Dever's 'Linguistic Idealism.Alex G and Alex B have done a fantastic job putting this all together, and I'm... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

And I Was a Boy From School
I heard this being played really loudly in Fopp on Union Street last time I was back in Glasgow, and fell in love with it immediately. I was hugely surprised to learn it was by Hot Chip, since I'd really detested what I'd heard by them previously. Anyway, great song, interesting video. Good... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

Knowing How to Hold Your Booze
In this post, I'd like to bring together a couple more thoughts about knowledge how that have been bouncing around my dome for the past eight months or so. As those of you who have read my previous posts on this topic will know, I tend to find myself torn in two directions. On the one hand, the... Read more...
Published 4 weeks ago

Certain Doubters on Evidence
In the absence of a post here, there's a very interesting and active thread over at Certain Doubts about a paper by Ram Neta (who's visiting Austin in a few weeks time) and Mark Phelan. The paper argues that the 'folk' aren't anti-intellectualists about evidence, a conclusion which they take to... Read more...
Published a month ago

The Only Moment We Were Alone Together
Ten of the greatest minutes of the three years I've spent in Austin so far were spent watching the city's own Explosions in the Sky pour everything they had to offer into recreating this wonderful piece of music live at Emos. I'll try to get some philosophy up here soon, but for now, just enjoy: Read more...
Published a month ago

Grice, Dino-style
From this week's Dinosaur Comics:HT: Tom Read more...
Published a month ago

The Mind That Knows Itself
Here's the beautiful 'The Mistress Witch McClure' by Sufjan Stevens, randomly set to shots of Buffalo:And there's an added bonus for anyone who tries to spot the references in the titles of posts over at the Philosophy Job Market Blog. Read more...
Published a month ago

Hawthorne Bleg
I'd be very grateful if someone with a pdf of Hawthorne's 'Reply to Cohen', or with access to 2000's Philosophical Issues which it appeared in, would please email me a copy. UT's access to PI has a gaping hole in it (1999-2002).Cheers.Update: A reader kindly sent me a copy of the paper. Read more...
Published a month ago

The Dark TA
Lauren and I went to see 'The Dark Knight' last Friday, and I thought it was pretty rubbish. Not in the same league of terribleness as 'Batman Begins', but not very good at all. Anyway, this review from Pharyngula seemed right on the money, and I can't resist quoting this line:"As a plot mover,... Read more...
Published a month ago