Piper almost finishes rewriting Volume I of Rationality and the Structure of the Self. Presents new material from Kant's Metaethics, "Kant's Two Standpoints on Action." Learns Gayatri mantra, Maha Mrtunjaya mantra, Ashtanga mantra invocation, Saraswati Ma bhajan. Shows Mythic Being series at Thomas Erben Gallery. Writes "The Meaning of Brahmacharya." Studies Ashtanga yoga with Tim Miller. Begins second series. Injures quadratus lumborum. Attends Paul Cabanis' advanced Iyengar class once a week, workshops with Richard Freeman, Erich Schiffmann, Gary Kraftsow, Patricia Walden. Applies for Persons of Indian Origin expatriate card citing Hindu maternal great-grandmother. Joins two more Yoga Sutras study groups hosted by Christopher Chapple and Paul Cabanis respectively. Creates new seminar for Wellesley, "The Philosophy of Yoga." MEDI(t)Ations retrospective of time-based media work opens at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago. Returns to full-time teaching at Wellesley, becomes Faculty Chair of Wellesley's Black Task Force, teaches new Guyer/Wood translation of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. Attends Patricia Walden's Level IV and Aspiring Teachers classes. Adrian Piper: A Retrospective 1965-2000 opens at University of Maryland, Baltimore County.