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Sorry for the delay in getting new posts up. I've been annoyingly busy in the real world over the past couple of weeks, a situation that has not been helped by some impromptu travelling. I should get some new stuff up over the weekend, including the first proper installment in the "Should we freeze ourselves?" series.

In the meantime, some of you might be interested in seeing a paper that I recently had published (Firstview) in the journal Religious Studies. It might just be the computer I'm using, but I think it's available for free at the moment. If not, you can always download a longer uncorrected version on my personal webpage (which also features links to some other stuff I've written).

Facebook Page

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I've set-up a facebook page for the blog. I'll put links to all new blog posts on there, as I do with my twitter page. Not sure how useful this will be, but if facebook is your main portal to the web, and if you're a fan of this page, you might like to check it out.

I've put a link to it in the sidebar, and below too:

Philosophical Disquisitions Facebook Page

Twitter

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I've just started using Twitter so if anyone is interested in following me they can do so. I'll be twittering links to this blog, links to any interesting things I come across, and maybe some other random thoughts.

The link to my profile is here.

The Blogger Breakdown

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As everyone who runs a blog on Blogger will be no doubt be aware, the Blogger system underwent some kind of crash on thursday/friday. As a result, comments that were posted during a certain window of time (not sure exactly when) appear to have been lost. Fortunately, I have back-up copies of those comments, and so will repost them under my own name (giving the original author names, of course).

Blogging Hiatus

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Just to let you know, I will be taking a break from the blog for the next couple of months. Alas, I have a thesis that needs to be completed by the new year and I'm trying to remove all unnecessary distractions in an effort to do exactly that.

Check back in January. 

Podcast on iTunes

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You can now subscribe to the podcast on itunes.

http://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/philosophical-disquisitions/id384406388

For some reason it's down as "philosophical disquisitions" as opposed to "discursions". Must have something to do with how I filled out the form.