Berkeley
San Francisco Bay Area

There's so much to do!
February 20, 2019

My interests are broadly philosophical, psychological, and literary. New work is linked from my home page and from the “life world” blog.

If you want to know more, beyond what you find through this site, I welcome that! E-mail me.

re: Googling my name: I’ve never worked for any park service; nor am I a medium for religious music, nor computer obsessed (I live in Berkeley), nor a retired underwriter, nor into real estate, nor dead (as of the above header date). And I never sign comment online without using my middle initial, ‘gary e.,’ Also, I try to include ‘berkeley’ in signatures because I have a common first and last name.

Please let me know about links that don't work or especially if my simply-constructed pages don't load right on your platform. Thanks. Learning never ends, you know.

All cohering.net content is © copyright, current year, by Gary E. Davis. Fair use with fair citation is OK. I endorse
the Creative Commons. The entire site is periodically archived in a date stamped manner to know when material
was first available.

My suggested citation format is: When text by me is quoted, the format with link "...‘[quoted]’ (Davis, []year])..." or (Davis, month, year]) links to the url of the page that the quoting is from.

For Reference lisings or Bibliography citation:

Davis, Gary E., [year]. "[Title]." Retrieved [date] from [URL]

(Inclusion of "http://www." in a URL isn’t necessary anymore, of course).

My URLs will remain valid “forever,” at least as re-direct URLs in evolving projects. Let me emphasize: The urls are reliable for citation. (Items first posted in 2004, for example, still have the same urls.) Pages may become slightly revised, but not much nor often, because I consider most pages as archival. Related new material gets a new page, new URL. Many pages will eventually be expanded or/and revised for a book, but the urls will remain (referencing the correlate item in hard-copy publication).

I'm for maximal free flow of ideas, but I'm also for respecting due credit. That's the way to foster and sustain a community of engagement. So, I gladly credit sources of influence, for that sake as well as fairness. If I've slipped up, please let me know. I don't need to pose others' ideas and phrasing as my own.

Please, let me know what you're doing, so I can be influenced by you!