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Barbara Forrest, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Curriculum Vitae (July 2007) Department of History & Political Science Southeastern Louisiana University Contact Information: SLU 10484, University Station, Hammond, LA  70402 Voice: 985-549-5097 Fax:  985-549-2012 E-mail:  bforrestATselu.edu  (Please change AT to @.) See my book at http://www.creationismstrojanhorse.com/ Selected Publications, Interviews & News

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"Philosophy is at once the most sublime and the most trivial of human pursuits.  It works in the minutest crannies and it opens out the widest vistas.  It 'bakes no bread,' as has been said, but it can inspire our souls with courage; and repugnant as its manners, its doubting and challenging, its quibbling and dialectics, often are to common people, no one of us can get along without the far-flashing beams of light it sends over the world's perspectives."

-- William James, "The Present Dilemma in Philosophy"

 

Aristotle  384-322 B.C. Aristotle (Online Books Page, U PENN) Aristotle (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy) Aristotle (Philosophy Pages)

David Hume  1711-1776 The Hume Society David Hume (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy) David Hume (Philosophy Pages)

John Stuart Mill  1806-1873 John Stuart Mill Links John Stuart Mill (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy John Stuart Mill (Philosophy Pages)

Students often are unsure of whether Internet sources are genuinely useful and credible. Below are links to sources that I hope will be helpful to students when they need reliable information.  I have made every effort to include sites with great credibility and reliability. 

 

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