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June 12, 2010

On Second Thought – The Philosophy Issue is now available free, online!

An article by Jack Russell Weinstein

The Philosophy Issue of On Second Thought, a joint publication from IPPL, Why? and The North Dakota Humanities Council is now available online. You can read it on the web, download your own copy, or request a physical copy from the NDHC. Click here. It’s Free!!!

Table of Contents
 

 

Philosophy and its Public:
Mediating the War between Philosophers and Everyone Else
By Jack Russell Weinstein

 

Wild Business: A Philosopher Goes Hunting
By Lawrence Cahoone

 

Yield: Taking Measure of the Land
By Scott Stevens

 

Fireflies
By Jonathan Twingley

 

Why Philosophers Should Study Sports
By Paul Gaffney

 

Breaking all the Rules: A North Dakotan Philosopher
By Elizabeth M.K.A. Sund

 

Bibliomancy
By Heidi Czerwiec

 

A Lesson in Living
By Jessie Veeder Scofield

 

Advice
By Nancy Devine

 

Philosophy Goes Popular
By Clay Jenkinson
Again, click here for the magazine.

One comment on “On Second Thought – The Philosophy Issue is now available free, online!”

  1. Nancy Devine says:
    June 12, 2010 at 9:46 pm

    The magazine looks terrific. Thanks for all your work on it.
    And…I'm embedding this it on my blog Monday.

    Reply
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