more on offensive ideas
In response to my previous post on this subject, my friend Chad Wellmon sent me a link to a (paywalled) essay by his...
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In response to my previous post on this subject, my friend Chad Wellmon sent me a link to a (paywalled) essay by his...
This post of mine from earlier today, which was based on this column by Damon Linker, has a lot in common with this...
Following up on yesterday’s request for help with the notorious Bret Stephens op-ed on climate change — no help has...
This probably belongs on the blog for my How to Think, but since I haven’t started blogging there yet, I’ll just go...
As I hope my last post illustrates, in general I’m less interested in staking out positions on the issues of the day...
One of the most disturbing books I’ve read in a long time is Richard Beck’s We Believe the Children: A Moral Panic...
Please, please read this fascinating essay by Maria Bustillos about her daughter’s diagnosis of MS — and how...
Mary Midgley is one of my favorite philosophers. Her The Myths We Live By plays a significant role in a forthcoming...
I enjoyed this brief interview with Rob Horning of The New Inquiry, and was particularly taken with this passage: What...
A few days ago I wrote, “Between the writers who desperate to be published and the editors desperate for...