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Turning Bad Rubbish into Good Lessons
Alternately titled: What we talk about when we talk about Jordan Peterson. I should begin by saying that all thoughts here are mine. They are not endorsed or shared by the University of Calgary, the Department of Philosophy, or any other group with which I’m affiliated, unless those folks choose to endorse or share them. […]
Teaching as a Grad Student: Logic End of Semester
May 23, 2017 by Aaron Thomas-Bolduc
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This is the 5th post in this series, and the third about my experience teaching for the first time (see parts one, and two). As of a couple of weeks ago, I finally managed to submit the final marks for the Logic I course I had been teaching, marking the end of my responsibilities for […]
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A Philosopher's Take 
May 30, 2018 by Joshua Stein
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