When the purveyors themselves (apparently) confess that their writing is deliberately obscure then one has to wonder a little about their intellectual integrity. Or is that just a vulgar anglo-saxon caricature demonstrating my lack of appreciation of obscurantism as a legitimate academic lifestyle choice? Well, whatever, I'm with Searle on this one.
If you wanted to be a top tennis player in the late 1930s, there was a huge
benefit to being a member of ____. Or to being named ____.
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This post is by Phil. A couple of months ago, this blog had a discussion
that was prompted by the fact that 2 of the top 5 female American tennis
players a...
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