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Saturday, May 30, 2015

Moushka Helping with the Project


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Brian Burtt
Independent scholar of philosophy, particularly interested in the philosophy of organism as exemplified in the work of Henri Bergson, John Dewey, William James, Charles Peirce, and Alfred North Whitehead. Favorite concerns include those of identity over time and through change, the nature of creativity, evolution, and cosmology.
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Sites of Interest

  • 3AM Magazine
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Blogs of Interest

  • On An Overgrown Path
    Pictures at a different exhibition
  • Technopaideia
    Why is "Socialism" So Unpopular in America?
  • After Nature
    More Maine (2026)
  • The Quantum of Explanation
    I F*cking Told You So
  • Alex Ross: The Rest Is Noise
    Lahti
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