Some of you will recall that I'm reading the 10-volume Encyclopedia of Philosophy (second edition) at the rate of two pages per day. I've been at it since 24 April 2007. Today I finished the letter "S." Among the entries I've read are:
Saint-Simon, Claude-Henri de Rouvroy, Comte de
Schlick, Moritz
School of Qom, The
Science Policy
Scotism
Self-Prediction
Semantics, History of
Set Theory
Sexism
Siger of Brabant
Social Epistemology
Speciesism
Sufism
Syntactical and Semantical Categories
I read the two pages first thing in the morning. It takes about 15 minutes.
