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The Emergence of the Universe9 comments

Jeff Carreira wrote 1 week ago: In my last two posts I introduced Peirce’s phenomenology of thirdness. The American Pragmatists were … more →

Tags: Continuity and the Nature of the Self, The Truth of Pragmatism, Charles Sanders Peirce, emergence, John Dewey, Martin Heidegger, Process Theology

LogiComix: or Logic for Cocktail Parties2 comments

dgoldgaber wrote 1 month ago: Making higher order logic fun! You know their names: Wittgenstein, Turing, Cantor, Gödel and Russell … more →

Tags: Book Review, Intellectual Figures, Wittgenstein, turing, Cantor, Gödel, Russell, Set Theory, incompleteness proof

Irving Penn-R.I.P.2 comments

Jon Taplin wrote 2 months ago: Irving Penn was to me one of the great artists of our time. Like Richard Avedon, he portrayed both t … more →

Tags: Art, Irving Penn

maybe it's about time

prosthetics wrote 2 months ago: this december, the Whitehead Research Project will host a conference on judith butler.  if butler an … more →

Tags: difference, Judith Butler, Levi Bryant, Steve Shaviro

Remembering Philosopher William Alston

fleance7 wrote 3 months ago: Jeremy Pierce at Parableman records some of William Alston’s significant accomplishments in philosop … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Alvin Plantinga, William Alston, Parableman, Alvin Goldman, Jeremy Pierce

Seek clarity of thought? Here's how

Roger Costello wrote 3 months ago: Are you struggling with a problem, but are unable to obtain clarity on a solution? Here’s an a … more →

Tags: book, clarity of thought, Alfred Whitehead, Book Recommendation, Clarity, Introduction to Mathematics, Muddied Thought, Recommended Book

body language

osopher wrote 3 months ago: To begin at the beginning: Rodin’s “Thinker” graces the cover of our Intro to Phil … more →

Tags: Philosophy, walking, Transcendence, Aristotle, Plato, Charlie Brown, Rodin's thinker, Raphael's School of Athens, Hegel

All truths are half-truths

Marco Cáceres wrote 3 months ago: There are no whole truths: all truths are half-truths. It is trying to treat them as whole truths th … more →

Hump-Day History: Imperial College1 comment

Will Thomas wrote 4 months ago: Dean Thomas Henry Huxley While much of the history of science necessarily focuses on centers of elit … more →

Tags: Primer, August Wilhelm Hofmann, George Thomson, Hannah Gay, Henry De La Beche, Justus Liebig, Robert Strutt, Thomas Henry Huxley

Inert Ideas

Robert wrote 6 months ago: In the history of education, the most striking phenomenon is that schools of learning, which at one … more →

Tags: Commonplace Book, Education, Creativity

Philosophy Word of the Day – Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947)

fleance7 wrote 7 months ago: Image by brewbooks via Flickr Alfred North Whitehead was a notable mathematician, logician, educator … more →

Tags: philosophy word of the day, Philosophy, Bertrand Russell, Principia Mathematica, Principle of Relativity, process metaphysics

The Atavism of Simple Religion

shaunphilly wrote 7 months ago: Note: Please view this article on my examiner page. I get paid that way. ‘Straight is the gate, and … more →

Tags: religion, atheism, polyamory, culture

Angels and Demons is wrong: Reason, the University, and Modern Science was birthed in the Catholic Church

Jim Blazsik wrote 7 months ago: I don’t want Ron Howard, Tom Hanks and Dan Brown to feel bad or anything, but…they are wrong a … more →

Tags: Entertainment, Galileo, Catholic Church, French Revolution, John Lennon, Angels and Demons, Ron Howard, Tom Hanks, Dan Brown

Whitehead and the modern word4 comments

Stan wrote 7 months ago: Here is an excerpt from a book I’m reading today, Alfred North Whitehead’s Science and the Modern Wo … more →

Tags: Books, writing, History, philology, Syntax, Writers

Blaming the Evils of the World on...

shaunphilly wrote 7 months ago: The imperfection of the world is the theme of every religion which offers a way of escape, and of ev … more →

Tags: religion, atheism, polyamory, culture, Socrates, Know Thyself, γνωθι σεαυτόν, philosohy, Evil

Math, Philosophy, Comics and Bertrand Russell’s Search for Truth

fleance7 wrote 8 months ago: Publishers Weekly reports on an interesting new comic book centered on the life and work of philosop … more →

Tags: Books, Culture, Philosophy, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Bertrand Russell, Principia Mathematica, Apóstolos Doxiadis, mathematics, logicomix

The New Atheists…think like Christians!5 comments

Jim Blazsik wrote 8 months ago: I don’t want the New Atheists to feel bad, but…they think like Christians! Now I understand it … more →

Tags: Apologetics, Catholic Church, Christianity, French Revolution, Galileo, John Lennon, New Atheism, RIchard Dawkins

How DO We Learn Math?20 comments

Denise wrote 9 months ago: What makes it possible to learn advanced math fairly quickly is that the human brain is capable of l … more →

Tags: mathematics, Education, Teaching, Quotations, Understanding, Imagination, Keith Devlin, Leonhard Euler, L. M. Christolphe Jr.

An Atheist Visionary

djeter wrote 9 months ago: Visionary wrote: Carl Sagan: “I maintain there is much more wonder in science than in pseudosc … more →

Tags: jousting, Michael Novak


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