KURT WISCHIN'S PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY PAGE

Hi I'm Kurt Wischin.

My page is a bit chaotic and will remain so; I've given up on the idea that I'll ever be able to make this look like something finished; but I'm going to continue adding things and making little improvements. I hope you don't mind. (the links in the bottom part of the main page certainly are very old for the most part. There are other and more interesting pages available now; maybe one day I'll update them.

Esta pï¿½gina es un caos y siempre lo serï¿½. Meterï¿½ mï¿½s cosas y harï¿½ modificaciones como pueda - espero esto no les moleste. Los links abajo, por ejemplo, tienen como 10 aï¿½os sin revisar y seguro muchos de ellos ya no funcionan. Pero hay cosas mï¿½s actuales aquï¿½.

Ich habe den Plan aufgegeben diese Seite jemals richtig zu organisieren, aber ich hoffe das eine oder andere ist doch interessant daran. Die Links im unteren Teil sind sehr alt, aber es gibt auch aktuelles; schauen Sie ab und zu vorbei, vielleicht finden Sie was fï¿½r Sie.

ENTRANCE TO THE GUEST ROOMS

More than ten years ago we ran a coffee&book shop called "Plato's Cave"; you will find here some old stories about it, but I have not been able so far to really get this part of the page working.

This link will bring you to a part of the page where you'll have access to some of the papers I've written for my undergraduate studies at UAQ; all of them are in Spanish. The picture shows the presentation of the book "Redescripciï¿½n and Moralidad" featuring an interview with Richard Rorty, edited by the UAQ and the U de Gto. From left to right: Salvador Arellano from the UAQ, coordinator of the edition, Aureliano Ortega from the U de Gto. and myself. This presentation was done in February 2008. I'll update the picture (If I manage to remember) when we change the picture in the Yahoo-group for our generation, from where I took it.

Me an my wife a few years ago in the garden of a house we had rented close to "El Pueblito", in Corregidora, just outside the city of Querï¿½taro on the free road to Celaya.

"Existiert Gott?" hat meistens nicht den Sinn, den wir dieser Frage typischerweise unterstellen. Der Versuch einer Beschreibung dieser Situation und wie wir trotz der Inkommensurabilitï¿½t der verschiedenen Sprachspiele versuchen kï¿½nnen, die Einheit der Sprache zu bewahren, auf die wir nun mal nicht verzichten kï¿½nnen... Este comentario estï¿½ basado en un pequeï¿½o artï¿½culo que escribï¿½ para la revista estudiantil editada por estudiantes de la facultad de filosofï¿½a de la UAQ "El cafï¿½ de enfrente" en su versiï¿½n impresa. Una copia electrï¿½nica de este artï¿½culo se encuentra aquï¿½: "Ensayos en espaï¿½ol">.