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A Modern Man Standing in the Tradition of Catholic Platonism

Thursday, March 02, 2006

It's been awhile since I've posted. I've been working on a paper this week, on Plotinus' interpretation of the account of the receptacle in the Timaeus. The past two weekends have been quite full as well, the one before last involving a trip to Nashville to see Gillian Welch. Here's the group that went, (the pictures I pulled from the TAC '05 MSN group, Brigid left before we took the first one):

This is what our time in Nashville was like:

This expresses the drive there and back (notice the speedometer):

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