In the meantime

I have had the blog-itch for months now with no time to scratch, and still don't, unfortunately.  Maybe next month, after I figure out where I live and what I'm going to do when I grow up.  Anyway, in lieu of something more interesting, some self-promotion:  I've posted a paper I just finished here, titled "On Continental Philosophy in American Jurisprudence."  It's a Hegelian reading of the Legal Realist Karl Llewellyn's short essay "On Philosophy in American Law," coming out in an anthology of contemporary responses to that essay.  I also recently posted a new and improved version of "Specters and Scholars: Derrida and the Tragedy of Political Thought" here.  Some other older papers are available here.   More, sooner rather than later, I hope . . . .