Re: Analicious philosophy

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The sentence is made all the sweeter, of course, by the fact that catamites and such are a topic of Socrates' and Callicles' dispute.


Posted by: ben w-lfs-n | Link to this comment | 06- 3-07 7:16 PM
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That's what I love about it-- there's man-love and jar-filling right next to each other in the dialogue, and the sentence just runs them together.


Posted by: FL | Link to this comment | 06- 3-07 7:25 PM
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atm, obvsly...


Posted by: Doug | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 2:33 AM
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I certainly hope you gave them an A+.


Posted by: bryan | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 3:47 AM
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I call foul. There are no trolleys in this man-love. Clearly a fabrication.


Posted by: Cala | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:12 AM
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Cala!


Posted by: Standpipe Bridgeplate | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:17 AM
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Hi!


Posted by: Cala | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:24 AM
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whazzat--a coded slam on San Francisco values?

or a plea for more trolley-problems in Socratic ethics?


Posted by: kid bitzer | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:24 AM
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You should lurk more, bitzer.


Posted by: ogged | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:25 AM
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No, kid bitzer, it's a coincidence that both philosophical history and San Francisco are full of sodomy and theoretical trolleys.


Posted by: Cryptic Ned | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:26 AM
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Horse doctoring and flute playing are the Socratic trolleys.


Posted by: Cala | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:28 AM
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9--
thanks, ogged. i'll probably need to soon, since i've got a raft of work coming in.


Posted by: kid bitzer | Link to this comment | 06- 4-07 9:29 AM
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