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io9.com - 8/28/2008
Exclusive: Neal Stephenson Does Some Hardcore Phenomenology Geeking [Neal Stephenson]
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We've got an exclusive clip of Neal Stephenson doing what he does best: Seriously geeking out about obscure early-twentieth century metaphysics. Specifically, he admits that he has a little fetish for Edmund Husserl , a theorist coined the term "phenomenology" in his effort to reconcile the hard truths of scientific knowledge with the ambiguities of human consciousness. Stephenson's interest ...

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amazon.com - 8/23/2008
Entertainment : Neal Stephenson Reads from "Anathem"
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sfsite.com - 9/2/2008
Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
— sfsite.com — Few modern novels divide opinion among science fiction fans with quite the sharpness of Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash, the book that blasted him to geek-hero status after its original publication in 1992. Subterranean Press's handsome limited edition ... (more) Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson

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MySpaceTV Videos: The World of Anathem by William Morrow
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You May Have Missed... Links 28/08/08
SF Diplomat — ... BSFA meeting was an interesting affair. I was not exactly won over by Gwyneth Jones' reading, partly due to the material and partly due to the fact that I don't actually like being read to but as the interview wore on I couldn't help but warm to her if only for the fact that she kept saying "I was brought up by cyberpunks". A full write up will be jealously kept to the next issue of Fruitless Recursion though. Sorry world. io9 have an interesting clip of Neal Stephenson talking about the philosophy of Edmund Husserl. I'll ...

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