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Carlo Ierna's Blog

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Christmas update

24 December 2019

It’s been a busy period since the Spring update, let me just quickly list some of the things that have …

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The evils of temporary teaching gigs

31 January 2019

During the past semester I was employed at four Dutch universities: the University of Leiden, the Radboud University Nijmegen, the …

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Long time no see

2 April 2015

It has been entirely too long since I last blogged about having too much to do, and hence much to …

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Too much to blog

25 November 2014

The reason why I haven’t been blogging much lately, is that there is so much to blog about, that I …

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Theory of Knowledge 2012

23 February 2012

This year I am again teaching the class “Theory of Knowledge” in the first year of the international programme at …

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