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In 1917 John Dewey published "The Need for a Recovery of Philosophy." The essay consists of a reflection on the role of philosophy in early 20th century American life, expressing Dewey's concern that philosophy had become antiquated, "sidetracked from the main currents of contemporary life," too much the domain of professionals and adepts. While taking pains to note that the classic questions of philosophy make contributions to culture both past and present, Dewey felt that the topics being raised by professional philosophers were too often "discussed mainly because they have been discussed rather than because contemporary conditions of life suggest them."
Dewey soon traveled to China, where he delivered nearly 200 lectures on education and democracy to large crowds across a two-year stay. Back in America Dewey commented on the public questions of the day, a role that he inhabited until his death in 1952. Since then, however, professional philosophers have followed W.V.O. Quine's path in treating philosophy as a technical exercise of no particular interest to the layman:
Think of organic chemistry; I recognize its importance, but I am not curious about it, nor do I see why the layman should care about much of what concerns me in philosophy.
But is philosophy really analogous to chemistry, a domain of expertise populated by specialists? Or are philosophical questions part and parcel of everyone's life, as far from a specialist's tasks as anything can be?
Nearly 100 years after Dewey's essay, it's time for another reconstruction of philosophy.
While it is possible to point to philosophers who work with (rather than merely talk about) the concerns of non-philosophers, among the mass of philosophers societal irrelevance is often treated as a sign of intellectual seriousness.
This is a shame, since we are surrounded by phenomena crying out for philosophic reflection. Today we are constantly confronted by philosophic questions, in many cases created by advances in science and technology. Open your computer and you can find thoughtful exploration of issues as varied as the creation of autonomous killing machines, the loss of privacy in a digital age, the remaking of friendship via Facebook, and the refashioning of human nature via biotechnology. In this sense philosophy abounds. But professional philosophers have remained largely on the margins of this growing cultural conversation.
It needn't be this way. Take the subject matter of metaphysics. Every philosophy department teaches courses in metaphysics. But how is the subject handled? As evidenced by a sample of university syllabuses posted online, metaphysics classes are overwhelmingly exercises in professional philosophy. Just as Dewey complained, classes begin from the concerns of philosophers rather than from contemporary problems. This can be seen in the leading textbooks. Consider as magisterial a source as the Oxford Handbook of Metaphysics, Loux and Zimmerman, eds. Their introduction begins so:
Its detractors often characterize analytical philosophy as anti-metaphysical. After all, we are told, it was born at the hands of Moore and Russell, who were reacting against the metaphysical systems of idealists like Bosanquet and Bradley…
The discussion is entirely framed in terms of the disciplinary concerns of philosophy – and only 20th century analytic philosophy at that. We find no reference to people's actual lives, to the metaphysical issues tied to the births and transformations and deaths that we all endure, no acknowledgement that questions of metaphysics involve some of the most intimate and transcendent questions of our lives. Instead, metaphysics is a tale told in terms of professionals: Moore and Russell, Bosanquet and Bradley, Quine and Lewis.
We are not claiming that the matters addressed by such essays are insignificant. But it takes one adept in philosophy to extract the nut of existential meaning from the disciplinary shell. No wonder even the best students walk away.
Why do philosophers begin with insider topics when issues laden with metaphysics are in the news every day? The May 25, 2014 issue of The Washington Post describes a patient taking heart pills that include ingestible chips: the chips link up with her computer so that she and her doctor can see that she has taken her medicine. The story also describes soon-to-be marketed nanosensors that live in the bloodstream and will be able to spot the signs of a heart attack before it occurs. These are issues that could fall under "Existence and Identity," one of the sections of the Oxford Handbook: at stake here are metaphysical questions about the nature of self and the boundary between organism and machine.
This needs to change, for the health of our culture, and for the health of philosophy itself. Unless professional philosophy embraces and institutionalizes an engaged approach to philosophizing, working alongside other disciplines and abroad in the world at large, it will become a casualty of history.
In our opinion, the single greatest impediment to philosophy's greater relevance is the institutional situation of philosophy. The early 20th century research university disciplined philosophers, placing them in departments, where they wrote for and were judged by their disciplinary peers. Oddly, this change was unremarked upon, or was treated as simply the professionalization of another academic field of research. It continues to be passed over in silence today. Like Moliere's Bourgeois Gentleman, who did not know that he had been speaking prose, philosophers seem innocent of the fact that they have been doing disciplinary philosophy, or that one might have reasons to object to this fact. And so even when their subject matter consists of something of real significance to the wider world, philosophers typically discuss the topic in a way that precludes the active interest of and involvement by non-philosophers.
Philosophers view themselves as critical thinkers par excellence who have been trained to question everything; but they have overlooked the institutional arrangements that govern their lives. The department is seen as a neutral space from which thought germinates, not itself the object of reflection. One finds no exploration of the effects that disciplining might have had on philosophical theorizing, or of where else philosophers could be housed, or of how philosophers, by being located elsewhere, might have developed alternative accounts of the world or have come up with new ways of philosophizing. In fact, the epistemic implications of the current institutional housing of philosophy are profound.
Philosophers once recognized that there is something problematic about treating philosophy as simply one discipline alongside the others. It was once understood that in addition to fine-grained analyses philosophy offered perspectives that undergirded, capped off, or synthesized the work of other disciplines such as physics or biology, and then connected those insights to our larger concerns. Such work lost favor in the 20th century – dismissed as Weltanschauung philosophy by analytic philosophers, and as foundationalism by continental philosophers. But reopen this perspective and questions abound: if philosophy is not, or not exclusively a regional ontology, why are philosophers housed within one region of the university?
Why is peer-reviewed scholarship the sole standard for judging philosophic work, rather than also the effects that such work has on the larger world? And why is there only one social role for those with Ph.D.s in philosophy – namely, to talk to other Ph.D.s in philosophy?
Philosophers may have ignored their institutional placement, but for other disciplines critical reflection on the structures of knowledge production has become par for the course. Perhaps the most important site for such analysis is the interdisciplinary field of science, technology, and society studies (STS). One influential book in STS – Gibbons et al.'s 1994 The New Production of Knowledge – chronicles the shift in late 20th century science from "Mode 1" to "Mode 2" knowledge production. Mode 1 is academic, investigator-initiated, and discipline-based. By contrast, Mode 2 knowledge production is context-driven, problem-focused, and interdisciplinary. This framework is a good rough sketch of our basic point: we are tracing and promoting the 21st century development of Mode 2 philosophy.
But make no mistake. We are pluralists on this point. We believe Mode 1 or disciplinary scholarship should continue to have a central place in philosophy. But Mode 1 thinking needs to be counter-balanced by an equal focus within the philosophical community on conducting work that is socially engaged. In part this is simply recognizing a new reality: increasingly society is demanding that academics demonstrate their broader relevance. This demand has so far largely skipped over philosophy and the humanities, but this is unlikely to remain the case for much longer. Philosophy needs to demonstrate its bona fides by showing how it can make timely and effective contributions to contemporary debates. We believe that this is best done in a way that also shows that Mode 2 philosophizing is enriched by the insights of Mode 1 or traditional philosophy.
While Mode 1 philosophy is still the reigning orthodoxy, there is a growing heterodoxy within the ranks of philosophers, sometimes lumped under the title of "public philosophy." We call our own version of Mode 2 work "field philosophy." There are a number of similar approaches in areas such as environmental justice, critical race theory, feminism, and bioethics that we recognize as allies. We celebrate these diverse approaches to Mode 2 philosophizing, whether they go by the name of 'public', 'applied', or by some other title. But we believe that the lack of thought given to the institutional dimensions of philosophizing has limited the effectiveness of this work. A new philosophical practice, where philosophers work in real time with a variety of audiences and stakeholders, will lead to new theoretical forms of philosophy – once we break the stranglehold that disciplinary norms have upon the profession.
It will take a community to institutionalize Mode 2 practices. As it stands now, heterodox practitioners (however they self-identify) exist on the margins and lead professional lives that run against the grain. As the feminist public philosopher Linda Martín Alcoff notes, many Mode 2 philosophers try to "walk a fine line between responsiveness to community needs and employment survival, pushing the boundaries of academic respectability even while trying to establish their credentials in conventional ways." It is these "conventional ways" that must change. We have to invent a philosophy where responsiveness to community needs (not just disciplinary interests and imperatives) is an integral part of one's employment and is viewed as academically respectable.
In practice, this will require many changes, from revised promotion and tenure criteria to alternative metrics for excellence and impact. As these changes are implemented, it will be important to consider at what point the chasm has been reduced to a suitable-sized gap. After all, we don't want to eliminate the space between philosophy and society altogether. Socrates was engaged, but still an outsider. He certainly was no pundit looking to score the most outrageous sound bite and rack up the most "likes" on Facebook. We need a people's philosophy that reserves every right to be unpopular.
Robert Frodeman is a professor of philosophy and religion studies at North Texas and director of its Center for the Study of Interdisciplinarity. Adam Briggle is an associate professor of philosophy and religion studies at the University of North Texas.
About 10 years ago, I was an admissions officer at a university in London, where (typical of the British system of admitting major by major) I read essays from those who wanted to study philosophy. To be honest, the essays were largely indistinguishable from one another, presumably because the applicants were all given identical advice about what they should say.
But my interest peaked when the applicants mentioned what drew them to philosophy in the first place. Often, they cited a work of "popular" philosophy, perhaps Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder, or something by A.C. Grayling or Alain de Botton. The students would not be reading such works once they arrived to do their degree. Rather they would read the philosophical classics – Plato, Aristotle, Hume, Kant – and cutting edge philosophical papers from the more recent past. They had been pulled in by popular philosophy, but at university they would experience professionalized philosophy, learning its special jargon, conceptual tools, and history.
There has long been a gulf between the public experience of philosophy and philosophy as it is pursued among the experts. Like other academics, philosophers focus on sharing research with colleagues, and draw on it when they teach the students who have shown enough aptitude (and paid or borrowed enough money) to get into their classrooms. Only a minority of academics try to speak to a broader audience, and when they do, the link to what they do in their professional life is presumed to be rather indirect. Knowledge trickles down from the ivory tower to the public sphere, but what comes out has typically been just that: a trickle.
This is beginning to change. The reason can be summed up in an unlovely, two-word phrase: "new media." With tools like blogs and podcasts, platforms like iTunesU and "massive open online courses" (MOOCs), academics now have the opportunity to reach an enormous audience of people who need only an Internet connection and a modicum of curiosity. There are online interviews with leading philosophers (Radio 4's "In Our Time," "Philosophy Bites," "Philosopher's Zone," "Elucidations") and themed series like my History of Philosophy podcast. You can also find free philosophy instruction on YouTube and on iTunesU (traditional university lectures recorded and put online), while many conferences and professional lectures are also appearing on the internet (for instance from the Aristotelian Society, or the Center for Mathematical Philosophy in Munich).
It's an unprecedented opportunity. So why don't more academics take advantage of it? Many of the podcasters who host series on topics in history, for instance, are not university lecturers but independent scholars. I know, because I met them on Facebook (of course).
Of course there are plenty of practical explanations for this reluctance. New media projects require a certain degree of fearlessness when it comes to technology, and can be very time-consuming. With the heavy demands of teaching, research and administration, it's no surprise that launching such a project may not rise to the top of an academic's "to do" list. In theory, there could be rewards to balance the costs in time and energy. We are frequently asked to demonstrate the wider social "impact" of our work these days, on grant applications or in the Britain's Research Excellence Framework survey. But "impact" is a rather ill-defined notion. When I first launched my own podcast, I was warned that it would not necessarily make a good impact case study in the REF: how exactly does one document the "impact" of a podcast? In any case, hosting a podcast is unlikely to help your career as much as writing a good journal article or two, which could easily take less time.
Beyond the practical issues, I suspect most academics still assume that media projects are inevitably "popular," in the pejorative sense of being strictly introductory. A podcast or blog isn't the place to do real philosophy or history – this view holds -- that happens in the classroom, or in the pages of peer-reviewed journals and monographs. But such worries miss the promise of new media. With no time limits and no editorial constraints, academics can make any ideas they choose freely available on the Internet. If that content isn't for everyone, so what?
My own podcast covers the history of philosophy "without any gaps," moving chronologically at a slow (some might say excruciatingly slow) rate. (Obviously this sort of thing isn't for everyone. But my listeners are not just fellow academics and undergraduates. They are commuters, truck drivers, homemakers, retirees, high school students – as I say, anyone with an Internet connection and curiosity about the subject. We should not underestimate how widespread that curiosity might be, even when it comes to rather recondite topics.
Furthermore, just as students in a university setting helping their teachers to see things in a new way, the audience for a new media project will respond with corrections, comments, and other sorts of feedback. So there is a chance here for a democratic and open conversation in which knowledge is shared among many more people, not just those among the academic community. I believe that more and more academics will seize that chance, even if the use of new media raises questions about the role of universities and academic experts.
Why, for instance, should students pay high tuition to learn the same things they could be downloading for free? Yet this worry too, I think, is misplaced.
If anything, following a blog, taking a MOOC, or subscribing to a podcast will bring potential students to fields of study they would not otherwise have considered. I don't read admissions essays anymore, but I like to imagine that some of the applicants say they've been inspired to pursue philosophy because of something they found online.
Peter Adamson is professor of late ancient and Arabic philosophy at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, in Munich, and the author of Classical Philosophy: A History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps, (Oxford University Press) a series of books based on his podcast series.
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In loving memory of Jessica Marie Tails.
Jessie loves to be kept warm indoors with lots of blankets and pillows, she loves the colour pink and loves her big pink bow.
She got her name Jessica because my mum's cat is called Tess and we have Tess and Jess. She got her middle name Marie from the Disney's Aristocats Marie as she was just like her (she got the pink bow form her too) and her last name Tails from the Sonic games his friend Miles also known as Tails was orange and two tails that was like Jess' big furry tail.
Jessica came with in the top ten of "Cartoony Tees" Cute challenged :3
Birthday :28 of Jan
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KIEV, UKRAINE - Gennady Golovkin, 160 vs. Makoto Fuchigami, 159 - WBA and IBO Middleweight World Title -- Saturday, May 12, 2012 -- Ice Palace "Terminal" Brovari, Ukraine -- TV/BoxNationTV
WBA Middleweight Champion Gennady Golovkin and his noted trainer Abel Sanchez are in Kiev, Ukraine where Golovkin will defend his WBA & IBO titles on Saturday, May 12th against Japanese champion Makoto Fuchigami at the 5,000 seat Ice Palace Terminal. At the time of this call, there were a couple hundred tickets remaining.
Known for his devastating knockouts and fan friendly style, the undefeated Golovkin sports a record of 22-0-0 with nineteen stoppages while the southpaw Fuchigami is 19-6-0 with 10 KOs and enters with a nine bout-winning streak, eight by knockout.
ABELL SANCHEZ: We had a great training camp in Big Bear. We got here about 2 weeks ago. Things are going well, we had great sparring. The weight is good. Now its just a matter of waiting for D-day and I hope everyone enjoys it..
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How To Lick A Womans Vagina-The Best Ever Guide To Cunnilingus
Cunnilingus is not as simple as just getting down there and licking her vagina, it involves preparation,hygiene,timing and much,much more. But it is all worth it in the end as women get a far better orgasm through cunnilingus than any other sexual activity. Why Is This?
Research has found that over 80% of women have better more powerfull orgasms from a man licking her vagina (cunnilingus) than through penetration. So cunnilingus is a skill that all men should master. The clitoris contains over 6,000 nerve endings so it is little wonder they get better orgasms through oral. So make sure you know what you are doing down there before you start licking.
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As mentioned earlier preparation is key, the more relaxed she is the better her orgasm will be so try a nice body massage to melt away any tension. Also don't just dive in and start licking her vagina, this is a real turn off. So take it nice and slow, try kissing her inner thigh and legs first then move in slowly.
I have found that a long gentle foot massage gets my wife totally relaxed, after about 10 minutes rubbing her feet she starts to groan a little and this is the sign that she is ready. All women have signs you just have to learn how to read them.
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This is why I think that all men should learn how to lick vagina (cunnilingus) as this is a sure fire way to make a woman orgasm (for real) every time
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Understand her body language, if you lick a certain part and she pulls away then keep your distance, if on the other hand she twitches and groans then lick it some more. In other words pay attention to your partner and give her what she wants.
If you struggle to make a woman orgasm or you need to spice up your sex life, then cunnilingus (oral sex) is the answer. Women have much better orgasms from a man licking their vagina than through normal sex. The great thing here is that if your partner has better or even multiple orgasm then she will want to return the favour, so cunnilingus is a win win situation.
Be gentle (at first) when you lick her vagina and explore every bit of it with your tongue, use the flat of your tongue to lick her clitoris, use your fingers as well while you are licking. She will let you know with her body talk when she wants it harder and faster.
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Bács-Kiskun county in the Southern Great Plain region is known throughout Europe for its natural beauty. Kiskunság National Park is located in the area.
Bács-Kiskun borders Baranya, Tolna, and Fejér on the west (across the Danube River); Pest to the north, and Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok and Csongrád on the east, across the Tisza River. To the south Bács-Kiskun shares the international border with Serbia.[citation needed]
Bács-Kiskun lies on the Great Hungarian Plain in the Euro classified region of the Southern Great Plain. The difference between its highest and lowest elevations is only 80 m.
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Rockstar will be opening the content creation beta for deathmatches and races in GTA Online on Tuesday, and offered a few details on when more new content would be coming to Grand Theft Auto 5's multiplayer.
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What type of 'fruit' is this?
I was going for a walk tonight, and I discovered a tree with some strange "fruit" on our property that I'd never noticed before. They're about the size of small cherries, but beige. They smell like dirty socks, are quite mushy, and have a large seed inside. Here's a picture:
At the upper right of the picture is the skin of one of the fruits along with the large seed. Does anybody have any idea what these are? Thanks for any info.
Looks like a Longan to me, like a lychee in taste and seed or nut in middle is similar. I would like to grow one. I wonder if they smell they way they because they are over ripe? But that is my uneducated guess here is a picture of one at this link
Here is a link that might be useful: Longan
Thanks for the replies, rasputinj and houstontexas123. I looked up the longan on Wikipedia. Oh, sorry I forgot to include my zone last time! Anyway, the article says that it doesn't really tolerate temperatures below 40 degrees, so I don't think it could be a longan. Last year, it got down to about 13 degrees where we live.
Any other ideas? Could it be some poisonous fruit, I wonder? LOL.
yea...looks like a longan if I were to guess. Any other pictures? What color was the seed? If it looks black and is kind of oval shaped and smooth, then it should be a longan. the fruit surround the seed should be clear. One side of the seed should be a bit whitish/beigish where the stem connects to the fruit. If it does look like that, then it should be a longan, although there's something not quite right when I look at the pictures. If it smells like stinky socks, then it probably went bad and that explains why it looks kinda odd to me.
Look like the 'fruits' of chinaberry - Melia azedarach - to me.
They were (and probably still are) pretty common around old homesteads/barnlots, growing up in UCLA(upper corner of lower Alabama).
Here is a link that might be useful: Chinaberry - Melia azedarach
yea...looks like a longan if I were to guess. Any other pictures? What color was the seed?
That's all the pix, aznboi385. The whole seed was beige too.
the fruit surround the seed should be clear.
There was little if any fruit. Thanks for the pointer, though.
Look like the 'fruits' of chinaberry - Melia azedarach - to me.
They were (and probably still are) pretty common around old homesteads/barnlots, growing up in UCLA(upper corner of lower Alabama).
Thanks, lucky_p. I'll give your link a gander. Yes, this would qualify as old farmland.
2nd on the Chinaberry. Don't eat them. A messy weak wooded quick growing tree, if you have berries you should notice Fragrant purple blooms on the tree
I wouldn't eat them if you paid me, strudeldog! ;) It's weird--the tree on which I found these berries is dead, and the stalks of the berries are not attached to the tree, so it seems that they fell from a tree that is higher up. I'll have to look in the daytime and see if I can spot anything.
CHINAberry. Sigh. Do we get *anything* good from China??? LOL.
P.S. I was all set to make chinaberry brownies, but now you've changed my mind. ;)
I added a couple of new pix to my photo album:
Apparently this is definitely a chinaberry. The tree is big, though--about 50 feet!
Thanks for all the responses.
Actually the female gingko produces the 'fruit', naturally. It's rare here in the US, since male trees are planted almost exclusively. The seed is a popular edible in Asia, and is quite good.
But instead of smelling like dirty socks, the rotting yellow 'fruit' smells like rancid butter (thus the decision to plant male trees). Male gingko trees smell like something variously described as chlorine or semen in the early summer.
Chinaberry seems like the right guess to me too...
The primary advantage of Chinaberry trees is that they can grow with very little care and very little water. There is an umbrella-shaped variant that comes true from seed.
There is a supersitition that sitting on a blanket under a Chinaberry tree is bad luck (sometimes because a branch could fall on you). There is also a superstition that if you plant a Chinaberry tree or a Cedar tree, you will die when it is big enough to shade your grave.
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Has anybody had any luck using other champions in the support role besides the standard set of supports (soraka, taric, sona, etc.)?
I'm talking about building other characters just like you would use a traditional support with sightstones and letting the adc get the kills and cs.
I saw a support Olaf that was pretty scary but his team lost and a support Urgot but his team lost. I know you can't blame the loss entirely on the support though.
tl;dr: Have any other champions had success at support role besides the everyday supports.
Fiddlesticks is about as far out of the "everyday supports" area you can get and still have a decent support.
A support is a hero that does their job effectively without gold - Olaf and Urgot can't do that. They gibbed their team pretty hard.
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if you have a strong melee adc, Ashe support (slow/aurabot!) Is more interesting now more than ever. FM and runaans and you have pretty much a constant snare. CDR for ult and ashe should be back of the lines it makes sense to aura up.
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Volibear tends to work really well if you can get your ADC to play super aggressive. I have only played him a few times but I tend to do pretty good.
I love to support as Morgana.
I love using Orianna support. Not exactly sure if she qualifies as an "Alternate" support though. Maxing R>E>W>Q has worked well for me in the past. The shield is enough to help win trades easily. Especially with the bonus armor on my carry. And the ball is fantastic for zoning the enemy carry and getting bush control. Even if you don't do much damage with it early on, they always seem scared of it, and if they aren't scared of it, you just keep poking them with it and your AA.
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