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Originally posted by Voltaire
When you get to high enough a level the distinction between the two tends to blur.
When you get to high enough a level the distinction between the two tends to blur.
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When you get to high enough a level it's math, not philosophy! I find it very difficult to call Godel's Completeness and Incompleteness Theorems philosophy, for example. -
I've finally sorted out the next 2 years of my degree:
Semester 1:
ENGL271 - Shakespeare: ways of thinking
ENGL243 - Victorian Literature
Semester 2:
ENGL213 - Drama 1580-1730
ENGL210 - Gray to Lord Byron
Third Year
ENGL327 - Literature and Philosophy
ENGL376 - Speculative Fictions
ENGL340 - Shakespeare: from Stage to Page
Dissertation on something. Thankfully I have an entire year to decide on what.
......then I can finally do what I actually want: get an MA writing about my beloved Mr Keats
Desperados of the world, unite. You have nothing to lose but your dignity.......
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