Some of you may have already come across “A Person Paper on Purity in Language,” by cognitivist academic Douglas Hofstadter.
I’ve got a question about it. In the headline. Let’s work it out.
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Some of you may have already come across “A Person Paper on Purity in Language,” by cognitivist academic Douglas Hofstadter.
I’ve got a question about it. In the headline. Let’s work it out.
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Today classes commence for the 2009-2010 school-year. Cheers to you. Whet yourself for hardness, and find what joy in your work that you can.
What expectations do you have for the 100th year of women at Marquette?
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All those parts comprising me which are materialists rebel against our posting of a painting titled “The Good Omens” the day classes commence because classes start today, and that “luck” might be swayed goodly by the posting. Uploading the picture I did, in this semi-public forum, records the stirrings of my superstitions. This is a good thing. It is [...]
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Issues Actually about feminism: One.
LGBT issues: Two.
Critiques of the right: Four.
Critiques of the left: Two.
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AK Dispatch lays it on Palin one year after she trippedupstairs into the national scene. Lary Persily writes on how she was “infulential, but not in a good way“:
Yes, she changed the national political scene, and certainly will stir more emotional pots before she fades away like so many other instant personalities who have filled the [...]
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If this post succeeds, I might escape much small-talk on the most obvious question to be asked in the next few weeks. Between May and September, I:
-Spent a truly hateful amount of time on the Internet.
-Read fewer books than I would have liked.
-Saw the president speak. What he said was nice, but should [...]
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Is using a minotaur to gore detainess a form of torture?
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In a blog post, sex-and-relationship columnist and pundit Dan Savage discussed a Baptist pastor praying for the death and damnation of Pres. Obama. He makes some cogent points:
Remember when you could get arrested for wearing a t-shirt that insulted the president? Times have changed. Now you can threaten the president’s life in front of a [...]
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I’ve been considering for awhile how I might blog about faith-related topics here at the word warrior. I didn’t blog as much last year as I had intended, in part because I wasn’t sure how to go about doing it. I know how to talk about theology, biblical interpretation and authority, the formation of the [...]
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