New Society and Blog
posted by Duncan Pritchard @ 12:04 PM
General Links
- Eidyn: The Edinburgh Centre for Epistemology, Mind and Normativity
- Epistemology@Edinburgh Webpage
- Epistemology@Edinburgh Blog
- Certain Doubts Blog
- International Society for the Study of Scepticism Blog
- International Journal for the Study of Skepticism
- Janusblog Virtue Theory Blog
- Leiter Blog
- Fake Barn County Blog
- Thoughts, Arguments and Rants Blog
- Long Words Bother Me Blog
- Aporia
- Keith DeRose's Epistemology Page
- Keith Korcz's Epistemology Page
- Arche Blog
- Think Tonk Blog
- This Is Not The Name Of This Blog
- This Is The Name Of This Blog
- Show Me The Argument Blog
- Virtue Epistemology Blog
- Lemmings Blog
- PhOnline
- What Is It Like To Be A Blog?
- The Space of Reasons
Previous Posts
- Value of Knowledge Book Update
- Epistemic Goodness Conference and Call for Papers
- Epistemology@Edinburgh Blog
- Epistemology @ Edinburgh
- Crispin Wright @ Edinburgh
- Wisdom Conference
- Epistemology: 5 Questions
- Value of Knowledge Book
- Epistemic Goodness Conference and Call for Papers
- Episteme: Free Access
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5 Comments:
At 11:53 PM,
Anonymous said…
I'm pretty sceptical about this organization.
Best of luck though mate!
At 4:45 PM,
DEM said…
You'd be a perfect member then ;)
At 5:34 AM,
Anonymous said…
I'm sure that Richard Van Vector
is a member of this Cult!
At 4:13 AM,
Anonymous said…
J. Adam -
Heard Aaron boinked your Auntie
At 11:07 PM,
Anonymous said…
It’s with this sort of skepticism about ghosts, goblins and the Boogie-Man that I arrived on my honeymoon with Wynter a few weeks ago in the town of Williams, Arizona. It’s a small, dusty little village of about 3,000 people on the outskirts of the Grand Canyon, which we planned on visiting a few days later. Located on Route 66, Williams gets quite a bit of tourism—both people traveling to the Grand Canyon like we were, or people traveling the historic Route 66 itself—the near 200-year old highway that Steinbeck’s Tom Joad took to California in The Grapes of Wrath, and which had served to corral most anyone east of the Mississippi who took part in the California gold rush.
Jeff Tweedy
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