What do Singapore, the United States, Canada, Denmark, and England all have in common? At first glance,...
Philosophy
Is Nietzsche’s On the Genealogy of Morals too long for you? Good news! Now you can just...
My answer to this. I’m surprised that no one got there first.
There’s a quote about Carl Jung that I’ve come across a couple of times and shamelessly stolen...
Mark’s points about the relationship between American dynamism and immigration are well-taken. Again, I’d like to stress...
Given all the time we spend talking about Platonism around here, I thought it would be a...
[updated below] I’ve been thinking about birth a great deal lately. This is likely because birth in...
[updated] “I read the coverage of the Pope every day in the newspapers and listen to the...
I’m reading Thomas Kuhn’s controversial classic The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, in which Kuhn put forward, among...
I think this Amanda Marcotte piece is pretty interesting. She touches on the idea of work and...
Sullivan nods approvingly at this passage from Conor on Avatar’s Na’vi: The problem with the noble savage...
“In short, liberals and conservatives refuse to see the areas in which they have common ground because...
Despite my recent disagreements with Conor, one area where he is indubitably correct is in criticizing conservatism’s...
Continuing the discussion Chris began earlier, Scott asks: Erik, in Chris’ opening salvo, he mentions his general...
In the comments to Scott’s post last week, greginak (who was one of the few to hone in...
Victor Davis Hanson is visiting Europe. More precisely, Italy and Greece. Several profound insights into the nature...
“Judge Sotomayor was raised in public housing? So was I. Her mother was a nurse working late...
by kyle cupp I picked a fight with a book the other day. It was a work...
“Rather than deep moral and spiritual renewal leading to civic health, what if it’s our national solipsism...
Freddie has made a strong argument against viewing autism as a positive thing to be celebrated. In...
