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May. 30th, 2003 10:46 pmThis is my brain.
This is my brain turning into a misty discontinuous fog after writing 13 sentances of my 9 page philosophy paper. I don't think this is a good sign.
In a little session at the library, I decided to contrast my views on the self with Heidegger's. He's the second most difficult-to-understand writer we've read in the class, but unfortunately his views are the most applicable to mine.
So... I'm planning on working on a paper for the Enlightenment tomarrow, starting my paper for the Modern Middle East on sunday, turing in the Enlightenment paper on Monday, starting on my take-home test for Enlightenment tuesday, turning my Modern Middle East paper in on wednesday.... Life is complex. Add to that, I've volenteered to be in charge of organizing the boxes of SFA stuff that the SFA is packing up all day next Friday, so I can't plan on extensive computer time during that day.
This is my brain turning into a misty discontinuous fog after writing 13 sentances of my 9 page philosophy paper. I don't think this is a good sign.
In a little session at the library, I decided to contrast my views on the self with Heidegger's. He's the second most difficult-to-understand writer we've read in the class, but unfortunately his views are the most applicable to mine.
So... I'm planning on working on a paper for the Enlightenment tomarrow, starting my paper for the Modern Middle East on sunday, turing in the Enlightenment paper on Monday, starting on my take-home test for Enlightenment tuesday, turning my Modern Middle East paper in on wednesday.... Life is complex. Add to that, I've volenteered to be in charge of organizing the boxes of SFA stuff that the SFA is packing up all day next Friday, so I can't plan on extensive computer time during that day.
