As has been perhaps obvious, my brain has been on vacation for the last month. Finished the Nz book, went to Disneyland, played Wii, drank the kool-aid, etc. Now I’m expecting my brain back any moment. I’ll need it, since as I finished writing the syllabi for my classes in the upcoming term, I realized that I’d better get some thinking into motion. Short-term projects include two scholarly essays on Nz (on his perspectivalism and naturalism). Medium-term project is the book on Spinoza’s theology. Silly, long term project is a history of the philosophy found in a neighboring possible world. (I might contract out to Erudité Ridiculosis for that one.)
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“Finished the Nz book, went to Disneyland…”
That is a delightfully incongruous series of events.
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(Sort of reminds me of this.)
http://metaandmeta.typepad.com/metaandmeta/2007/09/foul-smelling-b.html
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Yes, as I was riding through “It’s a Small World After All” with my daughter, I had this visual of Nz riding along in one of the little boats, head in his hands, on the verge of collapse. Hilarious, in its own sick way.
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“I had this visual of Nz riding along in one of the little boats, head in his hands, on the verge of collapse”
And you weren’t?
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I’m sure he came out stronger for the experience.
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Happy new year Charlie!
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Backatcha!
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