A degree in Role Playing?

[Munkay]

Anyways, as far as your disclaimer is concerned: my particular research interest concerns the relevance of normative political theory and the institution of the nation state in the "global era".  As far as political theory is concerned, right now I'm particularly interested in the thinkers of the Scottish Enlightenment.  My real passion is philosophy, but I'd rather keep that fun. ;)

Does that mean you're one of those scurvy Humian Empiricists?

Practical philosophy leaves me on par with Hume, though it can be expected seeing that rationalism in the United States is next to non existant. What can I say, I'm a product of my times.

Though I must say in the normative realm I find my fancy with the ancients, and idealogically I find it hard to not be a rationalist on some level. I am double majoring in ancient greek history, so I suppose that is to be expected. :)

I do find it interesting that your passion is philosophy, but major in political theory. I love normative political theory, and looked at Poli Sci as a major. Couldn't get the image of me smacking my head against a wall over and over when I compared true political theory to practice. :lol:

I have yet to chose a concentration, though epistemological philosophy is catching my eye. I suppose I'm a sucker for the most frustrating of things.

So whereabouts are you attending college?

-Munk