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x Bookmark Blogging my thoughts: Did you notice the gift that the Phillies gave the Giants with Hunter Pence? He gave all the Giants incredible spirit with his inspirational speeches. He told them to forget themselves, sacrifice their egos, and play just for the team and each other. The Tigers manager, Jim Leyland, told his more »
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has posted a new article in Philosophy Notes, A Summary of J.L. Mackie’s “The Subjectivity of Values”.
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has posted a new article in Philosophy Notes from my Grandfather, which is a brief explanation of Aristotle’s Theory of the Origin of the State.
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new article in Logic, A Primer on Logic: Part 4.1, in which he addresses some preliminaries to Predicate Logic.
x Bookmark Peter Krey has posted a new article, “Opening a Psalm and Exploring Psalm Therapy”, in Psalms and in Christian Counseling.
x Bookmark I’ve started a new section of Scholardarity in Open Source Study Notes, Philosophy Notes from my Grandfather. It’s a page dedicated to the memory of my late grandfather, who graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s in Philosophy from USF. I’ve also added its first entry, An Overview of the History of Philosophy: more »
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new article in the Philosophy of Mind, On the Relativity of “Reallys”: A Critique of Strawson.
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has posted A Brief Sketch of Kant’s Critical Philosophy in Scholardarity Student’s Open Source Study Notes.
x Bookmark Unity Brings Strength, Healing, and Renewal or “Why Do You Always Want to Get Close?” Ordinarily I would write in my personal diary, but I guess I’ll just write with others in mind, so that others can also benefit from my thoughts. I was reading about the Red Cloud School in the Pine more »
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has posted Part 1 of his notes on the Philosophy of language, the first contribution to Scholardarity Student’s Open Source Study Notes. This part deals with the philosophy of Ludwig Wittgenstein.
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