User:Postmodern Beatnik

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WikiProject Philosophy task list Charles Peirce: This article needs a lot of help. The POV is way too idiosyncratic and the style is offputting for a general audience, to say the least. You will have to be willing to go to the mat, however, with the primary author, who has been banned but has reappeared under different names. Desert: At least narrow it down to being in philosophy, ethics, or morality. An actual article at any of these three would be nice, too. Cesare Cremonini: created "start-level", would need new eyes and hands. Fatalism: Stub-like. Needs to be cleaned up and expanded Aristotelianism: Needs to be expanded Logical argument: Needs work to be of use Sign / Symbol: Introductions contain too much technical jargon Catholic Probabilism: Pretty nearly straight from the old Catholic Encyclopedia Counterfactuals: Needs fuller and more accurate summary of main theories, as well as indication of philosophical importance in other topics, notably causation and inference. Human agency: Expand, correct, and reference. Any support for altering the name? Being and Nothingness: An Essay on Phenomenological Ontology Sartre's magnum opus, barely more than a stub Übermensch: desperately needs knowledgable attention Kant's Groundwork: re-write, expand Existentialism: in dire need of a cleanup and reworking of information African philosophy: needs a lot of work! Vote | Larry's Text | stubs | edit this list | discuss these tasks | Category:Philosophy | Portal:Philosophy | RFC

Welcome to my User page. I am your host, Postmodern Beatnik. My interests/areas of research include:

• Philosophy (particularly ethics, applied political philosophy, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of time).
• Cognitive science (including cognitive psychology).
• History of philosophy (particularly Epicurus, Berkeley, Hume, Bentham, Nietzsche, and Existentialism)
• The fine arts (particularly music, poetry, Dada and Surrealism, and, of course, postmodernism).

As should be obvious from the above, I am a big fan of the Oxford comma, though I am currently reconsidering that grammatical habit.