Friday, October 07, 2005
The Inauguration.
Presumably there's little need to apologize for starting a blog these days. On the contrary, the more appropriate apology would seem to address why it has taken one so long to get around to it.
Even though I chose to call this blog "Law and Philosophy" (a little pretentious given I have no real claim to discuss either of these subjects with much authority), I hope that it will serve to keep all my interests collected in an easily accessible cyber-space, so I don't forget them. However, at this point I'll plan to focus more on the subjects suggested by the title.
As the classicists say, "with the words having been said (verbis dictis)", I hereby bequeath Law and Philosophy to the blogosphere.
God's speed to it.
Even though I chose to call this blog "Law and Philosophy" (a little pretentious given I have no real claim to discuss either of these subjects with much authority), I hope that it will serve to keep all my interests collected in an easily accessible cyber-space, so I don't forget them. However, at this point I'll plan to focus more on the subjects suggested by the title.
As the classicists say, "with the words having been said (verbis dictis)", I hereby bequeath Law and Philosophy to the blogosphere.
God's speed to it.
