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"Philosophy Junkie" insists that any mention of Rosenberg's involvement with the Group of 88 must be censored from the article. The Duke lacrosse case was a very widely publicized series of events, one of the biggest news stories of those days, and there are detailed articles on it and the Group of 88 in Wikipedia. In terms of publicity, it was undoubtedly the most prominent moment of Rosenberg's career. On what basis should the lacrosse case not be discussed here while it is discussed in articles dedicated to many other members of the Group of 88?-- Victor Chmara ( talk) 18:17, 3 November 2012 (UTC)
The Duke lacross case got a lot of attention, but not Rosenberg. You must have no idea at all about philosophy or academia if you think this was "the most prominent moment of Rosenberg's career." His recent book for example was reviewed in The New York Times and attacked in The New Republic. Must more significant than this trivia. Can you indicate what you actually know about Rosenberg and philosophy of science?-- Philosophy Junkie —Preceding undated comment added 13:56, 8 November 2012 (UTC)
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"Philosophy Junkie" insists that any mention of Rosenberg's involvement with the Group of 88 must be censored from the article. The Duke lacrosse case was a very widely publicized series of events, one of the biggest news stories of those days, and there are detailed articles on it and the Group of 88 in Wikipedia. In terms of publicity, it was undoubtedly the most prominent moment of Rosenberg's career. On what basis should the lacrosse case not be discussed here while it is discussed in articles dedicated to many other members of the Group of 88?-- Victor Chmara ( talk) 18:17, 3 November 2012 (UTC)
The Duke lacross case got a lot of attention, but not Rosenberg. You must have no idea at all about philosophy or academia if you think this was "the most prominent moment of Rosenberg's career." His recent book for example was reviewed in The New York Times and attacked in The New Republic. Must more significant than this trivia. Can you indicate what you actually know about Rosenberg and philosophy of science?-- Philosophy Junkie —Preceding undated comment added 13:56, 8 November 2012 (UTC)
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