Say it ain't so

My boss and I occasionally disagree. The great thing about our working in a public forum is that our grievances get aired out in front of the entire world (or at least the dozen people who read our blog entries).

Book learnin' and such

Here's the truth: I love what I do. I'm proud of what I do. I can accept that there are people who don't see the value in philosophy specifically, or a liberal arts education generally. What I can't accept is that the people in charge of our students' liberal arts educations don't understand what a liberal arts education is.

This is a personal subject, so I wrote a personal essay about it.

Upper, upper, and awayer

I warned you. Didn't I warn you? Now it's too late.

Up, up, and away

I am really sick of debating whether Superman or Batman is the better superhero.

So here's me debating whether Superman or Batman is the better superhero.

Coming up next time: I debate whether or not Superman is really a better superhero than Batman. (Seriously.)

If it isn't pouring, then it's not raining

Three blog posts in one week? What is this, Mardi Gras?

Anyway, if you're looking for a relatively non-technical summary of the issues surrounding my dissertation, now you know where to go for it.

Neverending battle

If you're a philosopher, then you have to talk about free will at some point.

You also have to avoid actually advancing the discussion, or else future philosophers won't have anything to do.

Here's a post wherein I contribute to this long, proud tradition.

Peas and Quiet

I'm a bit late posting it here, but the following links to my last post on Rationally Speaking: http://rationallyspeaking.blogspot.com/2012/05/peas-and-quiet.html

Here we go again

My second post on Rationally Speaking: http://rationallyspeaking.blogspot.com/2012/03/here-we-go-again.html

Shameless self-promotion

Until I can figure out something else to do with this space, I'm going to link to my posts on Rationally Speaking.

And so: Love and Reptiles.