He Just Wanted To Go Home—On Reading Homer’s the Odyssey
All things living must die. But only man knows that he must die, which is why we’re given a glimpse of that
Reason-Vision-Virtue
So where does wokeism come from? A French intellectual gives the perfect bite-sized explainer
So does this guy. His tweet advances to the recent wave of them, which created an unholy fusion with U.S. academics to
Illegitimate Power, Illegitimate Violence
In a world that claims to value liberty, the brutal truth is that many nations are not built on justice, but on
You Can’t Trust Anything Anyone Writes
AI is creating a crisis of authenticity. With tools this multipurpose, it’s no surprise our workplaces expect us to at least put
Thinking China Through “Ideography” – I
Accordingly, the fundamental criticism directed at Derrida is that logocentric metaphysics is not peculiar to the West, and that Chinese writing, too,
Masterless Men
The swelling mass of that most terrifying of citizens, the ‘masterless man’, with nothing to lose and everything to gain, will eventually
The Age of Post-Truth
At the same time, it is important to distinguish between criticism of state policies and broader generalizations about peoples or identities. Serious
Marx Was Wrong About the “Necessary” Ruin of Small Landed Property
Marx’s proposition should be turned on its head. Private property does not contain a built-in law destroying small landed ownership. Rather, private
The Inconsistencies of John Stuart Mill
Mill depicted socialist precepts in a way that would seem attractive to liberals who are constantly striving to create a better world.
How Habermas’s democracy led to Palantir’s technocracy
Here, then, is the world gestated by Habermas and other Frankfurt School thinkers: one in which the straitjacket of practical reason, operating
America Isn’t Ready For What AI Will Do To Jobs
Does anyone have a plan for what happens next? She knows how this sounds. “A lot of people say, ‘Oh, Gina, you’re