Aidan McGlynn Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Aidan McGlynn

My supervisor did impressions of me behind my back - I'm reliably told he put on a Scottish accent and said something about John Hawthorne's 'Knowledge and Lotteries' https://t.co/QlCIPszNMA

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My classes are spending the week on Charles Mills, which obviously has an additional layer of significance to it this year. Anyway, here's your annual reminder of his one-sentence introduction of the Racial Contract (from the book of that title): https://t.co/cHH6mcvlb8

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RT @darkedinburgh: “Dwell on the beauty of life. Watch the stars, and see yourself running with them.” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations https…

Aidan McGlynn

@impractknow @rbnmckenna86 Some other suggestions: 'Elite Capture', 'The Murder of Professor Schlick', 'Making Monsters' (and also DLS's previous two books on this topic). I also have Michael Cholbi's book on grief, Katie Stockdale's on hope, and Miyasha Cherry's on anger, but not got to them yet.

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RT @darkedinburgh: “Dwell on the beauty of life. Watch the stars, and see yourself running with them.” ― Marcus Aurelius, Meditations https…

Aidan McGlynn

I got it sleeping rough on the streets in the rain I got it learning to share my peoples pain I got it making flowers grow in hearts of stone I got it 'cos I always take the long way home https://t.co/xHfjws3LD3

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"They made Jane Austen's Persuasion into Fleabag and it's utterly terrible" is about as good a premise for two hours of my life as I can imagine right now

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@vogliamo_tutto Coffa’s ‘The Semantic Tradition from Kant to Carnap’

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This has happened to me a couple of times, but so far it's landed okay in the end. The worst was my 'Mindreading Knowledge' paper, which I'd been working on for years - I finished the first complete draft, and 2-3 hours later google recommended David Rose's paper... https://t.co/bySO7TGMXd

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Peter Ross's 'Steeple Chasing', Katharine Jenkins's 'Ontology and Oppression', Jose Medina's 'The Epistemology of Protest', James Shaw's 'Wittgenstein on Rules', Alison Stone's 'Women Philosophers in Nineteenth-Century Britain' and probably others that I can't remember right now. https://t.co/VHu1uzU6Wt