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This hot-blooded Cancer embodies all that is best in Analytic Philosophy at EIU -- indeed, all of Analytic Philosophy at EIU, except maybe ethics. A moon child, Beakley is naturally drawn to water, cash, and dark troubles of every sort. Turn-ons include romantic sunsets over the soyfields; dressing in black and jumping up and down in Chicago; dinner and GB syntax by candlelight. Turn-offs: insincere people; insane landlords; people who still haven't bought a copy of the Beakley & Ludlow Philosophy of Mind book
Famous last words: "That's doctor dumbass to you, pal."
The 411:
Associate Professor of Philosophy
Eastern Illinois University
Office: 316J Coleman Hall
Phone: (217) 581-3964
Education:
Research: My attention right now is focused mainly on not getting fired, but I do work on models of scientific explanation, philosophy of mind, and generative syntax. I'm also tinkering with a crackerjack little logic book that should be ready for the millenium. (Notice I didn't say which millenium)
But if you can't wait that long, check out some of my SPAM Haikus (#3405, 3409, and 3412). Who says I never publish?
And for DOS's sake, visit my RetroComputing Pages!
Beakley Is as Beakley Does:
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"Don't express your ideas too clearly. Most people think little of what they understand, and venerate what they do not. To be valued, things must be difficult: if they can't understand you, people will think more highly of you. ...Keep them guessing at your meaning, and don't give them a chance to criticize you. Many praise without being able to say why. They venerate anything hidden or mysterious, and they praise it because they heard it praised."
--Balthasar Gracian (17th century Spanish Jesuit), The Art of Wordly Wisdom (trans. Christopher Maurer)
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