Review of (ed.) Dean-Peter Baker's Alvin Plantinga
Edward Wierenga (University of Rochester) reviews the book for NDPR, here.
Jobs for Philosophers
Hi gang,
Sorry for the dearth of posts as of late. I recently (Spring 2009) got my Ph.D. in Philosophy, and this is my first (and, if things go well, last!) serious run on the Philosophy job market, which officially began yesterday with the publication of the October issue of Jobs for Philosophers. Unfortunately for myself and others going on the market, this is the worst job season in a few decades. In any case, polishing my dossier and sending out applications (on top of teaching and family matters) is pretty much all-consuming, and will be so for a good while. As such, posting may well be light for about a month or two.
Wish me luck!
EA
Sorry for the dearth of posts as of late. I recently (Spring 2009) got my Ph.D. in Philosophy, and this is my first (and, if things go well, last!) serious run on the Philosophy job market, which officially began yesterday with the publication of the October issue of Jobs for Philosophers. Unfortunately for myself and others going on the market, this is the worst job season in a few decades. In any case, polishing my dossier and sending out applications (on top of teaching and family matters) is pretty much all-consuming, and will be so for a good while. As such, posting may well be light for about a month or two.
Wish me luck!
EA
Ok, One More Time, People...
In response to the effects of the California budget crisis on the University of California system, George Lakoff explains how California got into its current mess, and how we can get out of it. Learn it, know it, live it.
Hope!
I saw Hope Sandoval in concert the other night, in promotion of her new album, Through the Devil Softly:
Words fail.
Life's too short not to catch one of her shows -- God knows when she'll be touring again.
Words fail.
Life's too short not to catch one of her shows -- God knows when she'll be touring again.
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