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Haiku – adapted from the words of Johnny Cash
on the front porch mother’s guitar — the harp of King David
Philosophy’s burning ring of truth
John Huss is an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Akron. He is also a musician and writer who edited “Johnny Cash and Philosophy,” a collection of essays that explore philosophical issues by examining the life and art … Continue reading
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Interview with musician Josh Ritter
Can an easy going guy who had a comfortable upbringing thanks to two supportive parents create good art? In the case of singer-songwriter Josh Ritter, the answer is a resounding yes. Out of the gate, critics praised his work. They … Continue reading
Posted in Bob Dylan, Boston, folk music, Girl in the War, Golden Age of Radio, Hank Williams, interview, Johnny Cash, Josh Ritter, Me and Jiggs, Nashville Skyline, The Animal Years
Tagged Bob Dylan, Boston, folk music, Girl in the War, Golden Age of Radio, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Josh Ritter, Josh Ritter interview, Me and Jiggs, Nashville Skyline, The Animal Years
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Philosophy’s burning ring of truth
John Huss is an assistant professor of philosophy at the University of Akron. His work can be found in the recently published “Johnny Cash and Philosophy,” a collection of essays he edited that explore philosophical issues by examining the life … Continue reading
Posted in assumptions, beliefs, dogma, interview, John Huss, Johnny Cash, logic, norms, philosophy
Tagged assumptions, beliefs, dogma, John Huss, Johnny Cash, logic, norms, philosophy
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