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Dec. 19th, 2014 02:43 am I gotta say, this quarter has made me writer some pretty creative paper prompts that get turned in late.
Sherlock Holmes and the history of criminal profiling during Victorian England: includes racial profiling.
Connection between the history and practice of philosophy, and the conflation of the rational mind and racism; also includes how racist perceptions of people influenced diagnosis and misdiagnosis.
The Metaphysical Novel/Artwork as articulated by Simone de Beauvoir and Martin Heidegger: case study, Waltz with Bashir animated documentary.
But of course, it's the class that was the most opaque and abstract (American Pragmatism, wtf) where the assignments got me an A for the overall grade, and that class was so hard to understand. What is this, why are the things I'm enjoying so hard to earn a good grade threshold, do you know how hard it is to read John Dewey and Richard Rorty? Completely unreadable, why is one of them a Kantian? In fact, why is Kant and Heidegger easier to read than a bunch of Americans?
We need to write in Latin again, philosophy.
Sherlock Holmes and the history of criminal profiling during Victorian England: includes racial profiling.
Connection between the history and practice of philosophy, and the conflation of the rational mind and racism; also includes how racist perceptions of people influenced diagnosis and misdiagnosis.
The Metaphysical Novel/Artwork as articulated by Simone de Beauvoir and Martin Heidegger: case study, Waltz with Bashir animated documentary.
But of course, it's the class that was the most opaque and abstract (American Pragmatism, wtf) where the assignments got me an A for the overall grade, and that class was so hard to understand. What is this, why are the things I'm enjoying so hard to earn a good grade threshold, do you know how hard it is to read John Dewey and Richard Rorty? Completely unreadable, why is one of them a Kantian? In fact, why is Kant and Heidegger easier to read than a bunch of Americans?
We need to write in Latin again, philosophy.