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Antony Nickles
1.4kThere will be a live workshop on Wednesday March 26 with Stephen Mulhall (University of Oxford) speaking on 'The Awful Truth of Scepticism'. 5-7 pm GMT on Zoom (9-11 pm US East Coast Time). Contact Dr Oskari Kuusela at O.Kuusela @ uea.ac.uk for the link and a copy of the paper. -
Antony Nickles
1.4kThis is part of the University of East Anglia International Wittgenstein Workshops
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Antony Nickles
1.4kIt is a paper going over the positions regarding skepticism of Wittgenstein, Stanley Cavell, and Kierkegaard.
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flannel jesus
2.9kis the workshop free? Do you have a link to anything explaining how to join that? -
Antony Nickles
1.4kYes it is free. Email Oskari and just ask to be invited. He will send the link and the paper.
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Antony Nickles
1.4k@flannel jesus
Well, I miscalculated the time zone and missed the lecture. If anyone saw it and/or wants to discus the paper I’m game.
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