[lit-ideas] Re: Best Philosopher ("favourite" philosopher)
- From: "William Ball" <ballnw@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 08 Jun 2005 07:27:35 -0400
Did Woody Allen get any votes?
Bill
William Ball
Norma Ball=20
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> Judy Evans wrote:
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> > I wonder whether things like this actually get people interested in
> > philosophy -- which is presumably the idea.
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> I'm sure it does. My students often used to ask e.g. 'Professor Paul,
do
> you think Hume could beat up Epicurus?'
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> Robert Paul
> The Reed Institute
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