by Margaret Rowley Ethnographers tend to like stories, as do many non-ethnographers. Much of the point of ethnography is simultaneously to hear people tell their
Month: March 2017
New York Diary Part III
You can read The New York Diary part I here and part II here Being the experiences and adventures of a young, single, appallingly poor,
Lost World
by Mark English My old high-school Latin teacher had a very short temper. He exploded on a regular basis. More than once he became so
Some Problems with Incompatibalism
by E. John Winner Social determinism and compatibilism I gave up worrying about the “free will vs. determinism” debate back around 1990. At that time,
Course Notes – H.A. Prichard, “Does Moral Philosophy Rest on a Mistake?”
by Daniel A. Kaufman http://www.hist-analytic.com/PrichardObligation.pdf We have finished with our survey of traditional ethical theories, in my Theories of Ethics course, and the students have
Why The Free Will Problem Isn’t One
by Daniel A. Kaufman First of all, the “Free Will Problem” is a stupid name. I mean, do I have to think there is such
