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• Heidegger

  
  Ask MetaFilter — Authority: 642
  What is the status of Heidegger in British and American analytic philosophy, and or philosophy in general? My questions have two levels, in general terms, and also in pragmatic terms for a new student interested pursuing academic philosophy. How do universities regard Heidegger as a thinker generally? In what way ...
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• Technology and the Human Associations it Creates (Originally Published in University of Toronto Online Journal)

  
  Donna Magazine — Authority: 131
  As our world becomes more and more mechanized, technology becomes an aspect of all parts of it. This leads one to see the importance of there being a consciousness of technology. This essay examines four essays that explore consciousness and technology. The essays are: Marshall McLuhan’s “The medium is the ...
  5 days ago

• The Language Cathedral: Slice A Dead Horse Up As An Example

  
  The Laughing Bone — Authority: 112
  [ source ] As can be noted from the entry on Lincoln , I have been exploring the relationship between biography and reality; the structure and function of the mirror the biographer stands before the person. Years ago, I read every available biography of Orson Welles. In the fragmented, Rashoman-like ...
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• Why I Think Theology Has Sharper Words for Science

  
  Christians in Context: from orthodoxy to orthopraxy. — Authority: 432
  One of my first posts for CiC dealt with a NY Times article on the so-called humility of scientific investigation. I challenged that humility then, and I challenge it now. For the NY Times has again offered us some reflections on this point, the focus this time on trying to justify the Large Hadron Collider in ...
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• Out of the music and violent dreams of the war, Lincoln stood taller

  
  The Laughing Bone — Authority: 112
  Amongst the boxes of an inherited library, I uncovered a collection of Lincolnalia - over a dozen biographies and books about Abraham Lincoln - the most recent one published in the 1950s. So I decided to read a handful of them. Perversely, I first went down to the Bellingham Library and checked out what I assumed to ...
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• musicology #464

  
  http://themusicologist.wordpress.com — Authority: 123
  TheManWithTheBag #14 ( The Cats & The Fiddle – Hep Cat’s Holiday) New dawn yesterday for themusicologist and family/friends/regulars and even recent travelers along the way know there’s been a few false ones over the past few months and years. Life is funny that way but one observation on the journey ...
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• Marion Shaws lecture "Larkin and Tennyson"

  
  Song of a Reformed Headhunter — Authority: 123
  HS made me a copy of the revised text of the Distinguished Guest Lecture delivered at the Larkin Society AGM on 13 June 2009. In the lecture, Marion Shaw discussed Larkins ambivalence towards Tennyson, how he at once excoriated the Laureates silliness and envied the poets, and his periods, "range, the colour, the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Algorithmic Allure

  
  ANTHEM — Authority: 111
  It is nice to learn from Graham Harman that his Bournemouth talk last year on Heidegger’s “origin of the work of art” essay has directly inspired this interesting forthcoming paper by Robert Jackson: “ Heidegger, Harman and Algorithmic Allure .” That event was actually organised by Tammy Lu at the Arts ...
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• Part IV: An Introduction to Hans-Georg Gadamer

  
  Per Caritatem — Authority: 112
  Walter Lammi, Kathleen Wright, Brice Wachterhauser and others have highlighted Heidegger’s influence on Gadamer.  Gadamer readily acknowledges his indebtedness to Heidegger, after all he was a student of Heidegger’s for many years.  In Truth and Method , Gadamer mentions his use of Heidegger’s ...
  2 weeks ago

• Object-Oriented Octopus

  
  ANTHEM — Authority: 111
  I hereby nominate this very clever octopus to the post of official mascot of object-oriented ontology. If there was any doubt that humans (and primates and ants and birds and so on) were not the only creatures that can use tools, then this should settle it. Even an invertebrate knows how to use tools. More than ...
  3 weeks ago

• Another Latour Blogger

  
  Let's Read and Find Out! — Authority: 103
  Paul John Ennis of Another Heidegger Blog joins the discussion at We Have Never Been Blogging . The actors are multiplying!
  3 weeks ago

• A Fashionable Victory

  
  Wanderlust — Authority: 143
  The Bloggomist: Acorn & Oak Tree Fashion Opinion It seems that, for a genre of often overlooked or under appreciated art objects, fashion is something that everyone’s got an opinion about. Whether it’s a divisive new trend or an essential idea, like my Long Island Dad always says, everybody’s got a ...
  3 weeks ago

• Book of the Week: Leviathan.

  
  Moe Lane — Authority: 617
  This week’s Book of the Week is frankly speculative: Leviathan is apparently alternate history (WWI) steampunk, which pushes a lot of my buttons. Although I suspect that I’ll be stuck with waiting for this one in paperback. And so, it being Sunday, we say farewell to Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through Those ...
  3 weeks ago

• Writing About Death Can Increase Happiness: Revisited

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
  Recent research suggests that thinking about death is like rigorous exercise; it hurts at first, but has long term benefits. In a past entry, I reported on a study finding that repeatedly thinking about death for one week reduced peoples depression. This was because it also increased their interest in intrinsic ...
  3 weeks ago

• A new philosophy for my life

  
  Poems at The Poetry Showcase - Share your poems at the Poetry Showcase — Authority: 165
  Heidegger, my love, tell me again What existence is but a lot of pain... Talk about the meaning of being (Is there a meaning in life, in love, In future, in temporality?) read more
  4 weeks ago

• Zizek and Heidegger

  
  An und fr sich — Authority: 437
  I’ve long felt that Zizek’s relationship to Heidegger was under-explored — in fact, it seems to me that such a claim is a good token gesture for anyone to make while discussing Zizek (somewhat parallel to claiming you like “the Schelling book” the best). It appears that it is now officially explored , in ...
  4 weeks ago

• musicology #450

  
  http://themusicologist.wordpress.com — Authority: 123
  3 Is TheMagicNumber #3 (India Arie – Headed In The Right Direction) Final cut of the magic number and then it’s on to the Christmas selection…beginning to feel like I can walk on emotional water which makes a big difference from feeling like I was drowning in it. last week I learned the difference between ...
  4 weeks ago

• Book of the Week: ‘Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through Those Pearly Gates’

  
  Moe Lane — Authority: 617
  Yeah, I know: but Heidegger and a Hippo Walk Through Those Pearly Gates: Using Philosophy (and Jokes!) to Explore Life, Death, the Afterlife, and Everything in Between was something that I had grabbed for my wife to pass the time while waiting for midwife appointments, mostly because of the cover art.  I’m ...
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