In Case You Were Wondering. . .

[cbertsch]

Sometimes the record is also the blueprint:

Nothing like a little photo journalism to brighten one's day.

That's the granite of Sather Gate, incidentally. I can see John Searle striding confidently under the coppered arch, back when it was still possible to be partisan for "free speech" without betraying one's party.

Comments

[masoo.livejournal.com]

I always enjoyed hearing Julian Boyd talk about Searle. Julian seemed to be able to separate Searle the philosopher from Searle the landlord from Searle the human being, even as he held an opinion about the gestalt that was Searle. You and he were good for me, Charlie!