S. R. Chapman, where "S" stands for an Irish female name, interviewed Judy Baker, for her bio of _Grice: The man behind the implicature_. Chapman was surprised at something Baker was surprised that did NOT surprise me:
(words):
"Grice was so into my thesis" -- he was Baker's thesis advisor at UC/Berkeley -- "that I sometimes feared he would take my thesis more seriously than I did".
No such luck with _my_ thesis advisor. He couldn't spell "Grice".
Ah well.
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"La principessa filosofia, o sia, il contravveleno" is a little opera with
score by Andreozzi to a libretto by Sografi. It premiered in Venezia, but soon
made its way to the Regio Teatro nel Mercato di Fieno (H. Majesty's Theatre,
Haymarket) where it opened on May 5 1801 "[to] universal applause" with
Signora Vinci as the aforementioned principessa.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
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