Comments on: Biography http://www.miltonfisk.org Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Indiana University Sat, 17 Sep 2011 00:04:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Frank Thompson http://www.miltonfisk.org/biography/comment-page-1/#comment-4172 Frank Thompson Tue, 14 Dec 2010 02:32:44 +0000 http://www.miltonfisk.org/?page_id=3#comment-4172 Dear Milton, I'll be making my 21st trip to La Isla 22 Feb - 6 Mar. Please join Ann and I there. You are responsible for this obsession of mine. You told me to visit Cuba because I would not understand it. I still don't. We can arrange a room in the same place in La Habana where Ann and I have stayed for years. YFTR, Frank Dear Milton,

I’ll be making my 21st trip to La Isla 22 Feb – 6 Mar. Please join Ann and I there. You are responsible for this obsession of mine. You told me to visit Cuba because I would not understand it. I still don’t. We can arrange a room in the same place in La Habana where Ann and I have stayed for years. YFTR, Frank

]]> By: Marie Duggan http://www.miltonfisk.org/biography/comment-page-1/#comment-3778 Marie Duggan Thu, 28 Oct 2010 22:23:15 +0000 http://www.miltonfisk.org/?page_id=3#comment-3778 Professor Meikle says you are a good friend. He and I have been corresponding regarding the Scholastics and the Spanish Enlightenment. It was nice to find your website, it introduced yourself rather well, I think. I teach History of Economic Ideas in an economics department at Keene State College in NH. I am from the radical tradition of economics (Marx, Keynes, etc. ). I do find Scholastic ideas quite useful, and apply them to Franciscan economic policy in early California. I am also making the grandchildren these days for my own parents, and so am a bit tired and overworked, but always up for exciting ideas. I also followed in the parental tradition by beoming a professor--I see we have that in common. Professor Meikle says you are a good friend. He and I have been corresponding regarding the Scholastics and the Spanish Enlightenment. It was nice to find your website, it introduced yourself rather well, I think. I teach History of Economic Ideas in an economics department at Keene State College in NH. I am from the radical tradition of economics (Marx, Keynes, etc. ). I do find Scholastic ideas quite useful, and apply them to Franciscan economic policy in early California. I am also making the grandchildren these days for my own parents, and so am a bit tired and overworked, but always up for exciting ideas. I also followed in the parental tradition by beoming a professor–I see we have that in common.

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