Thought Itself
THE HISTORY OF THOUGHT with Eric Gerlach
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Recent Posts
- Now You WANT To Stay Inside…
- Tiger & Jungle House in the Haight Ashbury
- This is NOT how to pronounce Wittgenstein
- What if We’re Surrealists, and 1 + 1 = Blue?
- Now We All Have More Time To Think About This Afghani Buddhist Thinking Bodhisattva
- German Highway, 1930s
- Aristotle’s Categories & The Hunting of the Snark
- Shironeko the Zen-Cat
- WRONG!
- Stream Earth
- Korean Embassy to Mexico Creates Korean Folk Cumbia
- Dynamics of a Subway, a wonderful animated piece of music
- The Overall Shape of My Theory About Aristotle & Alice
- A Theory About Aristotle’s Logical Categories & Lewis Carroll’s Alice
- Cheshire Cat as Place, Both Figure & Ground
- Courses
- Thought
- Ethics
- Logic
- Politics
- Egypt
- Babylon
- India
- Greece
- China
- Japan
- Buddhism
- Zen
- Abraham & Zarathustra
- Europe
- Americas
- Edgar Allan Poe
- Lewis Carroll
- Itsy & The Infinite Web
- About Me
We typically have philosophy club on Fridays, at my office hours at noon at K’s Coffee, next door to BCC. All are welcome.
hey i’m in your philosophy class on wednesday night and i’m really confused about what is due by the next class. I can’t find a syllabus anywhere on moodle or any information on what is due each class. A reply would be much appreaciated.
In the future, please email me with questions. The syllabus is on this site. Go to lectures, then Ethics, and then click on the link that says Syllabus & Class Schedule.
Eric. Just found your blog and will follow. I appreciate all the resources here. Thank you.
Glad to be of help. I will keep updating the material and posting.