As time passes and the publication of "Applied Heidegger" becomes
more unlikely, why not just publish the papers online? I can't
imagine anyone expects to make a profit from selling the book.
If it is published online, and others start refering to it, that
would probably create demand for the book from libraries, finally
convincing some publisher to print the book.
just a thought,
Pete
paf@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.webcom.com/paf/pete.html
>I accepted names and addresses of people interested in the Applied
>Heidegger papers to pass along to Bert Dreyfus. A publisher is still
>being sought for the papers. If and when they are published, the people
>who sent me their names will be notified of the publication. I'm happy
>to add people to the list if they are interested--just send me an
>e-mail post. If there is an overwhelming response, I'm sure it would
>help motivate Professor Dreyfus to seek a publisher.
>
>Mark Wrathall
>phlos-pd@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>On Thu, 16 Nov 1995, Colin Dougall wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> I seem to remember not long ago there was some expectation of "Applied
>> Heidegger" papers being published real soon.
>>
>> I haven't heard anything further so far - anyone else know anything
>> about this?
>>
>> Ta
>>
>> Colin Dougall
>> Napier University
>> Auld Reekie
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