User:Shogo Kawada

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Create articles Cleanup articles Assess articles	Add Korean text Maintain unstable articles Discuss articles for deletion
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Articles to work on: Goguryeo, achieve consensus and neutral point of view. 2007-03-16 Tteok, expand. 2007-03-16 Jeongol (전골), create. 2007-03-16 Science and technology in Korea, create. 2007-03-17 Comfort women, achieve stability. 2007-3-29 Revised Romanization of Korean, include reasonably complete rule set. 2007-03-29

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WikiProject Philosophy task list

Xenophanes: expansion
For Self-Examination: expansion
Zeno of Elea: expansion
Johann Gottlieb Fichte: a little more info needed, barely more than a stub
The Sickness Unto Death: Kierkegaard's great work on despair, stub-like.
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.
Fatalism: Stub-like. Needs to be cleaned up and expanded
Aristotelianism: Needs to be expanded
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?
African philosophy: needs a lot of work!