1911 in philosophy

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1911 in philosophy

Events

March 26 - J. L. Austin, English philosopher of language (d. 1960)
June 4 or 12 - Milovan Đilas, Montenegran Yugoslav Marxist theoretician, politician, Partisan, dissident and author (d. 1995)

gollark: The margins of error aren't THAT narrow or the Earth would have burned up by now.

gollark: That would imply that you'd burn horribly if you jumped or went up mountains or something.

gollark: What?

gollark: Lots of things could destroy the earth, yes. Just not nuclear war.

gollark: Nuclear war is not capable of destroying the Earth, as it's quite big. A 999-magnitude earthquake would probably, as it is a log scale.

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