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Re: [xmca] Writing with Concepts



Mike,
Looking forward to the article.
I'm sharing a link to a conversation among philosophers on the relation of
literature and philosophy. Thought others may enjoy listening in to their
conversation
Larry

http://ttu.academia.edu/CosticaBradatan/Papers/170098/Of_poets_and_Thinkers._A_Conversation_on_Philosophy_Literature_and_the_Rebuilding_of_the_World


On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 2:26 PM, mike cole <lchcmike@gmail.com> wrote:

> Chuck Bazerman's article, Writing with Concepts, is the article you-all
> have
> selected for discussion. We will get it posted on the web page as soon as
> practicable.
>
> mike
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