Thomas Hodgson @twsh@scholar.social

It's CC-BY, too.

I haven't tooted about publications before. I am glad that this one is open access.

My paper 'Neutral Predication' in Erkenntnis:
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10670-019-00159-6

#philosophy

Maybe it's vanity to think that anybody would ever want that.

Is there an easy way to have a #RSS feed of my publications? I don't think PhilPapers (you can follow me if you have an account) or ORCID provides one, although I could be wrong.

I submitted it.

There are questions that I am gripped by, and questions that I have some idea how to answer. I sometimes worry that the intersection is almost ∅. I like to hope that it's not, or at least that trying to answer the latter might ultimately help someone, or even me, to answer the former.

This is the best advice for writing a #philosophy essay that I know of: http://www.jimpryor.net/teaching/guidelines/writing.html

Linda Wetzel's 'Types and Tokens'

https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/types-and-tokens
https://ndpr.nd.edu/news/types-and-tokens-on-abstract-objects/

#reading
#metaphysics

More generally, what should I read to start to understand phonology?

There are words, like 'schedule', pronounced differently by different people.

I have the impression that some people think that speakers have a mental representation of the phonology of a word. Is the standard view that the difference reflects a different representation, or is it due to the interface with the articulatory system?

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/schedule#Pronunciation

I need to make a good list of the files that I need to copy over. Documents and Photos, obviously. But also a lot of miscellanea like config files and password databases.

I'm thinking of putting an SSD in my laptop. This seems like a good time to try out a new distro. I have been using Ubuntu for the last 3.5 years because that seemed like a good place to start and I never had a good reason to switch. I'm wondering about trying Debian. I think that the only thing I would need to do would be to get Zotero and Pandoc because they are either not in the distro or only an old version is.

Should I be thinking about any other options?

I just started Ray Monk's biography of Bertrand Russell which I think was a Christmas present ten years ago but I never started.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/945745664

I now list the topics I have taught and two courses that I was coordinator for, with syllabi and slides for one:
https://twshodgson.net/#teaching

I think that I navigated the copyright issues successfully.