-l] Re: "What is
nothiing?" (was, Introduction)
Gary, Darrel, List
Having a child in the house does put one's adulthood between a rock and a
hard place, sometimes. My partner's grandson has been living with us for
about six years (he's 10 now), the arrangment hav
Darrel, Gary
First to Darrel: welcome.
To both: one wouldn't call Agnes Heller a Peircean, but in her A Radical Philosophy of 1985, she characterises philosophy as the intellectual activity that is afraid neither ask nor to confront `childish questions'. In many respects, though, I think that
Gary,
I appreciate your plunge! I spent the weekend
reading with great interest the posts related to Grace's question, and Grace
thinks it is quite amusing that so many "smart grown-ups are worriedabout
nothing..." (I think when she says worried she means fascinated) We
will be following
Darrel,
You wrote that:
Grace thinks it is quite amusing
that so many "smart grown-ups are worriedabout nothing..." (I think
when she says worried she means fascinated)
"From the mouths of babes. . ." Sometimes I worry too that grown-ups
are "fascinated about nothing" by which I mean
