Houyhnhnm Land

The Fortieth Carnivalesque, an early modern edition, is up at jliedl.ca. A wide selection of diverse posts on early modern thought and life from the blogosphere.

It's generally accepted that we have a natural curiosity or love of truth; and it is also often accepted that this natural curiosity justifies the pursuit of truth in the sense that it establishes truth as something valuable (and therefore to be pursued). How should we go about understanding this?

I have added the Biblio module. The sample bibliography entry is here; see how it looks on the bibliography page here.

Notes to self:

(1) I am having problems with Biblio Settings. This is a rather serious set of problems, if this module is going to be usable: I need to be able to administer it. Look into this. In the meantime, the main functionality seems to be intact.

(2) Biblio is still in beta, so keep an eye out for upgrades.

So this is how I'll organize Guest Blog posts.

If I get this right:

(1) There should be a separate Guest Blog page that will be linked to on the right.

(2) Guest Blog posts should also post to the main page (unlike Admin blog posts).

This is the test run of the front-page blogging system.

Apologies for the disarray; this website is currently undergoing a massive reconstruction.